Aurora Pavilion Behavioral Hlth Servs

Hospital-Based Care for Complex Needs

Aurora Pavilion provides a structured hospital setting for individuals seeking care for mental health and substance use concerns. The facility can address acute needs with 24-hour inpatient psychiatric care and medically supervised detox for substances such as alcohol and benzodiazepines. This hospital-based approach supports individuals who may need a higher level of monitoring and medical supervision during stabilization. The environment prioritizes clinical care and safety, including a no-smoking and no-vaping policy.

Age-Specific Programs

The facility’s programming is organized by age, offering separate tracks for children, adolescents, adults, and mature adults. This structure allows care to align with the developmental, emotional, and psychiatric needs of each age group, helping individuals engage in treatment with peers experiencing similar stages of life while receiving personalized therapeutic support.

Dual Diagnosis and Evidence-Based Therapies

Aurora Pavilion specializes in treating co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Programming includes a combination of evidence-based therapies, trauma-informed counseling, and the Matrix Model. By integrating medical detox with therapy and medication management, individuals can address both substance use and mental health concerns in one place, reducing the need to coordinate multiple providers during treatment.

Continuity Through Step-Down Levels of Care

Clients can move through inpatient stabilization, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient programming (IOP), and outpatient therapy within the same system, providing consistency as individuals transition through different levels of support. This approach may help reduce gaps in care, supporting individuals as they build stability and skills to navigate life post-treatment.

Commitment to Recovery and Aftercare Planning

The facility incorporates discharge planning and aftercare support into its programs, helping individuals prepare for life after treatment. Services like case management and assistance with connecting to social services can help clients strengthen support systems and stability as they move forward in recovery.