Northwest Texas Healthcare System Behavioral Health - Amarillo (TX)

4 /5 Jordan Davis: Didnt understand some aspects of the pavilion i had never known of one before. I really appreciated the trust and the ability to be worked with and the help received. As for the staff Steven was a great help in guiding me through the place. I will not forget my stay and the help received is greatly appreciated.

5 /5 Mandy Parks: Ive only had 1 day here and I already love the place. Way More Better then CENIKOR. They dont turn heads from people with disabilities and actually provide transportation to and from there. I recommend this place if youre seeking mental help and help with addiction.

5 /5 Sandra Mester: I, like everyone else, didn’t know why I was going there. I was worried about losing my independence and my family. As time went on, I realized that wasn’t going to happen. But, they weren’t going to throw me out on the streets either. It became a community of like minded people who shared a life experience and shared our values, fears and hopes for our future. That made us very empathetic towards one another. The staff, therapists and doctors work together to make sure that we get whatever we need and have a safe place to go.

3 /5 Molly Denton: I have. Repeatedly. Its the hamster in the wheel game. Feel free to call me. Record at pavilion. Thank you. The staff on the whole is exceptional. Without doubt. Im here to present solutions. I had a lot of free time. CEO I met would be a great place to start reasonable requests. Bless yall❤

3 /5 Mad Love: my stay was definitely rough to start, the only reason I was able to handle it so well is because this was not my first stay. It had its ups and downs just like any hospital, some staff was wonderful other staff needs to reconsider the job they have. If you cant treat people with care and compassion you dont need to be in healthcare. The Drs. Basically want to fill you with pills. They dont really help you in the sense of what you need to do individually. They were short staffed so getting one on one therapy was difficult.