Name: Pavilion Behavioral Health System
Address: 809 West Church Street, Champaign, IL, 61820
Telephone: 217-373-1700
Rating: 2.4902

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Welcome into this alcohol and drug addiction treatment center at Champaign, IL that currently serves Male and Female over the ages of Children/adolescents, Young adults, Adults and Seniors (65 or older). With a smoking policy that states: Smoking not permitted, this substance misuse rehabilitation is adept at providing the finest in addiction treatment and patient attention.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Treating addiction appropriately is just a delicate process that requires experienced professionals who execute effective, evidence-based treatment procedures.

Pavilion Behavioral Health System puts patient attention on top of that list, providing special language services for those who want it which are Services for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Individualized addiction treatment programs were created after an initial assessment and involve designated therapy options to be properly used and the length of time of a period frame the application will probably need. Here, Hospital inpatient, Residential and Partial hospitalization/day treatment can be found to facilitate all treatment programs.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Even the inpatient/residential substance abuse treatment programs are strictly followed by health practitioners and staff and require the patient to temporarily live onsite in the centre so that they are able to effortlessly go through highly intensive treatments necessary for victory.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Addiction is a disease of the brain and Pavilion Behavioral Health System is devoted to treating patients with the evidence-based treatment processes necessary to achieve success.

The unique treatment approaches used in this facilities applications includes:

Individual psychotherapy
Couples/family therapy
Group therapy
Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Dialectical behavioral therapy
Behavior modification
Integrated dual disorders treatment
Trauma therapy
Activity therapy
Psychotropic medication

The special treatment approaches support special programs and classes that effortlessly address inherent problems related to addiction when providing the tools and life-skills necessary to cope in sobriety. The Particular programs and classes affirmed here would be:

Treating addiction within Champaign, Illinois is an extremely delicate procedure that requires healing techniques that encourage the over all factors. These therapeutic Techniques this facility incorporates are:

Persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders
Children with serious emotional disturbance (SED)
Persons with serious mental illness (SMI)
Case management

Rockbottom is not an ideal place to reside and now it's time to treat the illness suffered by you or a loved one for too long. Make the most of the lending options that include Cash or self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare, State funded health insurance plan other than Medicaid, Private health insurance, Military insurance (e.g., State welfare or child and family services financing and State education capital.

We strongly urge you to achieve out directly to the substance abuse treatment facility if you are left with more questions. Secure the addiction treatment you want now, either yourself or someone you care about.

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Sydney Hafner

If I could give the Pavilion 0 stars, I would. I arrived at the Pavilion in August 2018 after a suicide attempt. You’re not allowed to wear your clothes in (that’s pretty normal) so they told me until they could wash the clothes my parents dropped off, I’d just have a gown, which I didn’t mind, like I said, that’s pretty normal for a psychiatric facility. The first red flag was that they didn’t wash my clothes until three days into my stay (I was there for a week). I was wearing the same dirty gown for three days straight, to sleep and during the day, even after asking for a clean one. The first day I cried hysterically, and when i asked the front desk to talk to someone, they said no, and that being upset the first 24 hours is normal. As a mental facility you should ALWAYS have someone available to talk to, which brings me to my next point; you never talk to anyone one-on-one. There’s never any therapy going on. The doctors increase your dosage to shut you up. The doctor I was assigned to was Dr. Barnett, and he was awful. Our first conversation was pretty casual, and he asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up, and I replied that I wanted to go into the arts, and he straight up told me I would never succeed and that he will meet me at a mcDonalds in twenty years when I’m serving burgers. As a psychiatrist, you don’t say that to people, even as a PERSON you don’t say that, but especially not as a psychiatrist to a suicidal 13 year old kid. The staff was a joke. Many of the staff were verbally abusive to me and the patients on the adolescent floor. Kids were bullied and threatened by others and the staff sat on their phone and didn’t do anything. If you told a staff member you were suicidal, your stay would be extended by a week and you would be put in a turtle vest or a gown and block restricted. No one talked to you. It wasn’t very encouraging for people who wanted to go home but were also struggling. The hygiene was nonexistent. The shampoo was the same as bodywash and the lotion was the same as the conditioner. The deodorant was water in a tube. Many people just didn’t shower. Caseworkers do NOT communicate with parents. You’re supposed to be assigned a caseworker within twenty four hours of your stay but it took me three days to get one because their organization is awful. The head therapist (who you never talked to one-on-one) was also verbally abusive and did not care about the kids, and he often told us that. He said he didn’t care about our issues. Do not go here. They drug you up to shut you up.

Marianne Baker

In my husband\'s darkest hour, the kind nurses, doctors and staff at the Pavilion were there. He was in such bad shape that he was barely able to speak or function, but the doctor there got him stabilized within 24 hours on medications that WORK! After going through 12 different rounds of medication cocktails 6 months prior to being hospitalized and getting no relief, it was so wonderful that he was able to see a doctor who immediately knew what my husband needed to get stabilized. He is now on a path to recovery, and we thank you so much Pavilion for all of your help!

Jason Creed

As a former employee I would never send ANYONE here! They have nurses here who have been fired at EVERY other job they have had prior to here. I witnessed and reported a Nurse changing the times of vitals signs being done, not following doctors orders, and just plain STUPID. Please, as a nurse, take my advice and RUN if you ever think of becoming a patient and/or employee of this company! I feel so sorry for the patients in this facility with the incompetent nursing care they are getting!

No Nameyo

I really should have listened to the reviews of this place but everyone told me it was probably just kids that were mad. My first night there I was feeling extremely suicidal and I was crying hysterically. When they would come in to check on us like they do every 15 minutes they would just walk away not even acknowledging the fact that I was crying. So finally I went out to the nurses station and asked if there was anyone I could talk to and the nurse said “no you should just grab some milk and go back into to bed”. Being a mental hospital, they should ALWAYS have someone there that’s willing to talk even if it’s just for 5 minutes. Not to mention the fact that they are extremely understaffed. I bought my own body care things like shampoo, conditioner etc and made sure it was non-alcoholic like they said. When I asked when I was gonna get it they said you probably won’t. So I told them that on the paper it said we could bring that kind of stuff. The nurses response: “well it looks like they lied”. To me, it wasn’t that big of a deal because I just used the stuff they had but it was terrible. The next few nights I was there I would hear them talking bad about the kids at night while everyone is in their rooms. The staff is extremely rude. One of the nurses made a joke about someone’s Dad. Which he was VERY Sensitive about. The staff knows about everyone’s situation so what he said was uncalled for. It Really upset him. The whole place is a joke. If I could write a book about all the things they did while I was in there I would. Don’t send your kids here.

Money Fisher18

Was very unpleasant 2 weeks of my life I spent in there, the place is so understaffed when I was in there I witnessed two older kids beet up an 11 year old for no reason. I was moved in to rooms and locked in then forced to sing papers I didn\'t have a chance to read and forced to take pills.

Noah Norfleet

I was here for a week when I first got there into the initializing process when u have to sign the papers I was just to mad to do it but when I got in the actual place I felt safe the nurses and staff were nice and it was the best week of my life. All though there were fights sometimes but they were handled sometimes correctly sometimes not but I love this place

Steph Doerr

My 12yr old was here for 17 days, and the staff was fantastic!! He really liked Ray. I would rate 5 stars but I think communication with patient\'s parents could be improved. The Pavilion with be on our list of choices in the future! Thank you.

Katt Manteufel

I was in the RTC portion of the Pavilion for close to a year and I came to find that there were some very unprofessional staff, and administrators. There were situations that were handled improperly, there were situations that resulted in injuries to both youth and adults, DCFS has done nothing to improve the conditions of the Pavilion, nor have the administration. Today, my heart weighs heavily, because I found out that a teacher in the Day School program was fired unjustly, after 11 years of dedication and service. I have never in my life wanted to make sure that people understand what kind of place this truly is, more then I do today. As far as the Pavilion goes, I would NEVER reccomend sending any youth, or adults to any of the facilities or its affiliates. It will cause nothing but emotional and psychological distress in the long run.

Marissa Willenbring

2018 has been the hardest year of my life. Everything spiraled out of control for me. I had no idea where to turn but I knew I needed help. I was reluctant to go to The Pavilion at first because let\'s face it, the idea of being locked in a mental hospital can be downright horrifying. I can tell you this, I\'m so glad I did it. The staff were helpful and amazing. Most of them have been in our shoes at one point. Making it that much easier to relate to the material they teach you. They really help and educate you in the coping skills and stradegies. And your peers become your family/friends. I can confidently say I am better now than I was going in and made connections that will last a lifetime. If you are suffering from loss, anxiety, depression, bipolar, or whatever is ailing you please don\'t be afraid to reach out to them. It will truely change your life for the better. I know there are some negative reviews on here too that may make you skeptical. My thoughts on that are this. If you really want the help you will get all that and more. If you try to fight against it, odds are your stay won\'t be pleasant. You have to want it to get it. Plain and simple. God bless the Pavilion and their amazing staff.

Aaron Hughes

This place, the pavilion, changed my life! I have no idea how others think or feel any other way about it!

Alexa Wright

Very amazing people ! Staff works very hard to make sure everyone’s needs are accommodated ! I would recommend this place

Amanda Lewis

This place doesn\'t even deserve one star. My child is currently there. He\'s been there 2 weeks. I\'ve heard from a \"caseworker\" TWICE and both times they had NO idea what is going on with my child, the whole reason behind him going hasn\'t even been addressed. NEVER AGAIN will I subject my child to some place like this. I wish I had read the reviews BEFORE I made the decision on where to send him. I wanted to help him not make the situation worse than before he went. This place is a joke!!! DO NOT reccomend sending your child here EVER

Christian Busch

I was in-patient at the Pavilion for only one full week, followed by a month of out-patient follow up. It was Hell. In those 7 days I spent there, we had three escape attempts(one was successful), a riot, and a suicide. That poor boy swallowed a whole chicken drumstick at lunchtime and suffocated to death...the next day we had fried chicken for lunch. The staff either relied on hitting the panic button, which calls security in to subdue the \"problem patients\" by injecting them with what I was told by other patients was \"sleepy juice\", and tossed in the \"quiet room\" for the night. My fellow patients fought with each other, with the staff. They openly discriminated against each other and staff, and the staff likewise. Verbal abuse by staff was common. It was just a reciprocating cycle of mistreatment. The counselors and caseworkers did not seem to care, one in particular comes to mind, who decided that instead of working through our various mental issues, it would be in our best interests to force his pseudo-philosophy down out throats about how we should view life. Hours and hours of this guy spewing rhetoric at us. He was fired shortly after I completed my out-patient, fortunately. We were permitted one hour outside every two days. We were herded like cattle down the halls to \"yoga\" class every other day, where we did not have a choice other than to participate in stretching and watered-down eastern Mysticism. There is so much more I could say, but take my word for it, you do not want to go here, nor should you ever consider sending your child here.

Alaina Allee

This place is a joke. They kept us in a tiny room almost all day & all they did was make us color. ALL. DAY. LONG. Group therapy was a joke. It almost always got out of hand & resulted in a patient storming out, offended. One of the therapists that came in kept calling a transgender man a “she” when he specifically asked the therapist to call him the correct pronoun. The staff is A JOKE & from my experience are only there to get a paycheck. They don’t care. The doctor put me on too high of a dosage with my new medicine at first that it made me throw up. A teenage boy tried to stab me with a pen when he was having a meltdown, & the people at the front desk didn’t even try to help him or me. They just kept saying “calm down. Calm down.” In the most monotoned voice. Do NOT send your child here. It’s a waste of money. I STRONGLY recommend Harsha in Terre Haute.

Lindsay DeRosa

I got the help I so desperately needed. A great caring staff.

Mya B

At first, I thought it was terrible..I was misbehaving and doing things I shouldn’t have been..but sooner or later I realized that, I HAVE to become a better person for myself..and the Pavilion really helped me with that..the staff truly capture the meaning of “Unconditional Love” and “Support” and “Honesty” don’t get me wrong..all the staff aren’t that great..but noones perfect! Everyone makes mistakes and ALL people feel down..your stay at the Pavilion Behavioral Health System is what YOU make it! It’s not a bad place..neither is it a place anyone wants to be..but people go there for treatment and closure and new possibilities..I learned to be more emotionally open without feeling ashamed..I learned to LOVE MYSELF..even at the darkest of times..because THEY loved me..when I didn’t know how to love myself..the staff there are not trying to “fix” you..they’re trying to support you and help you remain mentally stable, until you’re willing to fix yourself! (Take this from a teen that was there for 2 years!) I struggled, I was depressed, I ran away..I was harming myself mentally and physically..I felt alone...The staff there really do care..they come back day after day to help us with problems they probably burden EVERYDAY..there’s so much more I could say about this place..it’s changed me so much! But if you do decide to go here. .remember: -Your stay is what you make it! -Things get rough -People DO CARE! -DONT GIVE UP -Be Optimistic -FOLLOW DIRECTIONS -Pay Attention -TRY HARDER -Open up -BE RESPECTFUL -BE RESPONSIBLE -HAVE FUN “Wanting to be someone else; is a waste of the BEAUTIFUL person you are!!” (Love yourself! )?

Graciela Dassori

My 5 year old was there. Once admited they didnt let me see him for 24h wich I was not informed. When I finally got to see him he was not himself at all very depressed and unhappy smelled like vomit and urine and he did look sedated even if I didnt authorize such a thing. His initial problem has not been addressed. Heard the \" therapist\" or maybe nurses treating other kids and sounded very mean; worst than a jail.

diy queen

This place helped me so much I was there for 10 days I was put on two medications I was there for hearing voices, self harming, and suicidal attempts I have to say it was the longest 10 days of my life but the therapist Ray was amazing he helped me with my social anxiety. Since I\'m 12 the other kids picked on me because I was the youngest but it helped me realize I needed help coping with it I have been home for about a week I\'ve been hearing my voices but no self harming and another great person is Marion she helped me a lot especially when people picked on me. The staff is amazing supportive of dieting and my religion I hope everyone else who needs it gets help in here. Ps. I do recommend longer visiting hours

Briana Rae

Nope. Wouldn\'t recommend whatsoever! I was here nearly two years ago. I went in better than I came out. I was held there for two weeks and my family couldn\'t get me out. My doctor told me I was making everything up and I needed to stop being so dramatic. I went to Lincoln Prairie afterwards, I was much better there.

Cassie Conger

I had to be there for 10 days... some of the 10 worst days of my life. No way to change the temp in my room so I froze. My \"therapist\" was a joke... she was still in COLLEGE, didn\'t listen to me... in the family counseling session she tried to make me spend less time with my one friend online because \"something obviously wasn\'t working.\" She didn\'t spend enough time with me to get that my best times in the day were when I was on with Terri... just told my parents that they should drag me away from the one thing that made me calm and happy. The one and only good thing that came from there was an anti-depressant. My psychiatrist back home for some dumb reason refused to put me on one, but once I got established on it, I came out of the depression fairly well. I WILL credit this institution with dietary... I am on 3 medical diets... and they went out of their way to try and find safe food for me to eat. That\'s the only reason I am giving them 2 stars.

Jamie Angell

I love this place because they helped me to be myself again. I was there for 7 days. I was so depressed, over welmed, I was putting my dad and my two marriage I had onto what was going on at home but Ray got me to understand what I was doing wrong. You need to stop and think before you do something stupid. I love going to groups I felt that\'s what I needed all along. Long time ago I went to a place down town in Urbana side. All of you think this is bad think again I loved the pavilion health center here then the one were I stayed at 2001. It had homeless right next to us and that staff was Not in your favor at all. We had homeless coming in I felt unsafe there. But any how this is more sucurred around the building. They have staff who dose care but you got to work with them if you don\'t you stay more time there. But I have learned by being there . It helps you everyday one by one it makes you a better person when you walk out that door because if you don\'t know what the real life is you will be coming back until you get it right or you get into more trouble in life. SO PLEASE PLEASE I telling you if you don\'t make the right decisions it\'s going to caused you in the long run. I love this place they turned my life around I don\'t do it at all what I did and the Dr. Who is there told me Not to talk with my dad at all I took the Dr. Evissed on it. Plus Not only that my husband loves the New me now. But I had to go in there for my medication I never gotten my medication redone for at least 2004. That\'s a long time. But now I\'m a better person. I\'m on the right kind of medication and I\'m doing things now then I wasn\'t at all. SO PLEASE IM MEAN PLEASE LET THEM HELP YOU WILL BE A BETTERPERSON IN A LONG SHOT. the way I put it was like being on vacation for a week that was it but I was getting the help that I needed at the same time.

Bre Boston

Was there for treatment due to trying to commit suicide. I must say, the staff is wonderful! I had a breakdown while I was up there and the staff handled my situation wonderfully!! The only problem I had was one MD that didn\'t know anything about my diabetic needs. But the problem was corrected. The staff have a difficult job, but they sure did a great job on the adult ward. i must say, I feel better and have to tools to deal with my mental issuers! Thank you!!

Erin Sheahan

I went here twice when I was 16, about three months between visits. This place is an absolute nightmare and I wouldn\'t wish for even my worst enemies to go here. The staff was uncaring, I felt like a prisoner, none of the doctors there actually seemed to think of me as more than a burden, every day was monotonous, the people I spent my days with constantly sparred (mostly verbally, sometimes physically) and nobody ever did anything about it. There was almost no time to catch up on any of the schoolwork that I missed when I was in-patient, which led my grades to deteriorate when I finally got out. Do not send your children here. Find a better alternative- which shouldn\'t be much of a challenge, as just about anything is better than this place.

Gabriel Combs

This Place Will Test You & Push You To Be A Better You. Sometimes Their Methods Seem Unconventional Or Far Fetched But It\'s All Meant To Make You A Better You STOP BEING AFRAID TO TAKE YOUR MEDS PEOPLE! SCIENCE SAVES LIVES!! & STICK TO IT! Ray Was An Amazing Beam Of Light Who God Has His Hands On & Is Has Given Him The Perfect (but nothing\'s perfect, everything could use Improvment) Method Of Getting You To Soar High As A Human Being & Lead You To Be The Best Person You Can Be So That We Can All Fulfill Our Job Of Humanitarianism. STOP BEING AFRAID & TRUST THAT GOD IS LEADING YOU TO THE PLACES & PEOPLE YOU NEED TO BECOME A HEALTHY, HAPPY PERSON WHO LIVES BY HOPE, FAITH & LOVE!

Justen Stack

Incredibly incompetent. Our child has been sent there 3 times and each time, he seems to get WORSE and the quality of care seams to deteriorate with each visit. This is supposed to be a hospital to contend with children with behavioral issues. Today, they sent our child home as he is \"baseline\" and they discharged him saying they \"can\'t help us anymore.\" We just opened his luggage to find clothes and belongings that are SATURATED in URINE. Why send somebody home without a little housekeeping? We expressly asked for complete prescriptions as they tend to foul them up EVERY single time, we even had to resort to telling them how to fill out said prescriptions, and they still neglect our concerns and are not even answering the phone calls from our pharmacy that is trying to fill our prescription. This place is a joke. We told the doctor that our son has schizoaffective disorder and the doctor brushed it off saying \"It\'s just bad conscious voices\" which is just negative self image and thoughts vs the violent delusional behaviors that he has. Well, guess what Dr Barnett: the voices are telling him to harm others (such as the voices telling him to hit people with baseball bats in their sleep, which we experienced first hand) and to cause problems, he\'s not just playing ball with the shadows and invisible friends. Our concerns were brushed off as NOTHING. If there were a half star or 0 stars, this would be for them. This place is highly not recommended. If you or your loved ones are sent here, Lord be with you. Update: July, 2018 Somehow, our son was sent here AGAIN. He was a patient maybe 2 weeks, showed aggressive behaviors, and was released baseline. This time, the doctors put him on a lithium level that is TWO TIMES the therapeutic range. Basically, they were doping him up to shut him up, not trying to solve any clues and or problems. The lithium levels were so high that he had to be placed on thyroid medications. My fiance is at a point she has more medical knowledge than the doctors that work here do. We live in an area that you better know your stuff because our own doctors just don\'t have the experience to deal with certain cases. This isn\'t our doctor\'s fault, it\'s an unfortunate case of geography. The point is, these people should know what is going on. They handle cases from all over the state, including our little section. Why can\'t they keep up?

Christine Carrington

After staying here last year, I have done a lot of research. I have ptsd, which causes brain damage due to neuron overfiring and death related to prolonged increased levels of cortisol. After practicing meditation (which causes neurogenesis; an increase in brain regeneration) for stress reduction, due to sociopathic psychological warfare and taking wellbutrin which increases dopamine ( which causes \"halucinations\") i had an episode which opened my 3rd eye. This place has a lot of paranormal entities and happenings and the more drugs they put me on, the more I was susceptible to these dimensions and alternate realities and attacks. The drugs they put me on has caused brain damage due to increasing my fight or flight response related to increased cortisol levels and medication toxicity related to my inability to break down medications and stimulants because of my genetic makeup and inability to produce a set of liver enzymes referred to as cytochrome p 450. I have native American heritage and individuals with na background, asian, and northern European background do not produce this enzyme in varying degrees. The staff here, while doing the best they can, are incompetent in many forms. I have learned that I cannot physically take medications like other people and that herbals in small doses is the only thing i can breakdown and metabolize. So, after researching adaptogens and phytochemicals in herbal forms, I have found that these herbals will regulate neurotransmitters, hormones, and decrease cortisol levels. My life is a lot better now, the cost for me finding this out was great. Don\'t be like me, don\'t let them force you to take meds that you are unable to process. You can have genotyping done to find out about the production of these liver enzymes. Regular tests do not show this, no matter what doctors try to tell you. If you eat a healthy diet, that also makes a difference as well. God bless you all and may the light shine ever so bright in your awakening.

Stormy Holshouser

Sent my son there because he was having issues with his mental illness and behavior. They kept him almost 2wks. Didn\'t change his meds at all. Sent him home still outta control. This place needs to be shut down if the Drs can\'t do their jobs.

A Olivia

Incredibly rude and very little knowledge about the services their own institution offers. Called to ask about the detox program they offer and was met with hostility and very little information. She treated me like she was baffled I would even call to ask about their services. She would not give her name when asked and refused to transfer me to another associate. It soured the whole place for me and I decided to stop trying to get information about possibly entering any of their programs. Chestnut in Bloomington is much more friendly and a LOT more helpful. I would rate this facility 0/5 if that was one of the options. Disappointed.

Nixolas Zinn

Puts you on stasis, ruins your future, bad educational system, and just terrible. This place is just a cash grab, that doesn\'t even bother helping people

Andrew Carter

Embarassingly understaffed and they lack the resources to make any sort of real difference in the lives of any of their patients. They make it clear early that the only way to escape their purposely inconvenient and lackluster care is to convince the doctor (everyone calls him \"Hitler\", you\'ll know why if you meet him) that \"everything is fine\" because if you don\'t you\'ll just stay longer while the staff basically scolds you for \"not getting better\". In my life I\'ve graduated from United States Basic Training, a couple of stays in jail, and now two \"behavioral facilities\" and I can say without a doubt that the Pavilion was the least pleasant, most money-hungry institution that I\'ve ever been involved with. Should be shut down or completely overhauled immediately. They routinely violate patient rights and punish their patients who voice concerns by taking away their privilege to wear clothes and replace them with degrading paper gowns. In the weeks I spent there, there was not a mop or a broom in sight, and they will not allow you to clean either. They will simply say that in your fragile mental state you can\'t be trusted with such instruments of horror like a hand broom. I felt very bad for some of the people in there with more severe issues that they were dealing with, and would truly hope that no one I know ever has the misfortune of going.

Jacob Lollis

it sucks ive been there and it absoulutely sucks

jami lyn

This place was absolute hell. I voluntary checked myself in for suicidal ideation. I was immediately subjected to a full-body cavity search like I was entering a maximum-security prison. I was left in a hallway by myself having a panic attack and not a single person tried to help me. I heard the staff call me awful names. I was not allowed to leave the floor like the other patients were. I was rarely provided with vegetarian meals. I repeatedly requested to see a doctor throughout my week there and nobody ever saw me. I wasn\'t given my correct medications, and even though my boyfriend brought me my prescriptions, I wasn\'t given them for days. One night several days into my stay, I literally collapsed in the hallway in front of the nurses station. I woke up alone several minutes later. I was given Ativan and sent to bed. I am pretty certain that I suffered from serotonin syndrome from the psychiatrist dramatically increasing my SSRI dose. This psychiatrist, Dr. Salman, was the first person I ever told about my rape. She flat-out told me it was my fault. After that, I tried to switch psychiatrists but nobody would let me. From that point, she tried to restrict my visitor and phone rights, my recreation time, and tried to prevent me from getting discharged. I cannot emphasize how horrible this \"hospital\" was for my wellbeing. Do not ever, ever, EVER send your child or check yourself in here. Go literally ANYWHERE else. This place kills people.

mable bullock

Doesn\'t deserve even one star... About the only good thing about the damn place was a therapist who taught dbt.... Terrifyingly under staffed... Left me concerned about the remaining patients, other than the few good nurses on the staff. Would honestly never recommend to anyone seeking help... Sorry, but not SORRY

Jeff the Gamer

As a patient of 3 times there kept about half to 2/3 of a month I can honestly say this is a hell hole that you should never put your kids in. Was in my room when I heard a screaming kid coming down the hall carried by a few men to put in a padded room... Oh yeah, if your child misbehaves they get sent to the padded room.

Dee Waddell

THIS PLACE IS A JOKE! Did not help my child. Let\'s not even talk about the billing dept. I have been paying off this bill for over two years, plus with my insurance, not PUBLIC AIDE but real insurance, BCBS, this cracker jack POS place has received over 3,000 from me out of pocket plus an additional 3,000 plus from insurance. I only owe them $254.00, have been paying them every month and just today I found in the mail they turned me into a collection place in CA. I am in the legal field and I am prepared to file a formal Complaint with the Better Business Bureau. I am also going to do research on whatever regulatory commission oversees fraudulent and unethical medical billing practices. THIS IS NOT OVER PAVILLION! YOU HAVE MET THE WRONG RED HEAD!

Sonya Miller

This hospital did wonders for my son. I am so grateful for the staff who most definately have a stressful job. I would definately recommend this facility to anyone needing behavioral/mental health help.

Kara Phelps

This place mistreats the Children and they let other kids misstreat other children I depise this place their pieces of craps

Amentha Hees

Thankful that they helped me

Beautiful Happiness

You Get What You Put In. This Place Challenges You To See Who You Are And Who You Need To Be. The Only Reason People Are Putting Bad Reviews Is Because They Didn\'t WANT TO WORK on themselves or challenge themselves they wanted stuff handed to them which is not a good method to help others

KAILY GRAZAR

Not only was I hurt mentally by other patients but also by the staff

Jennifer Mccallister

This place is a joke if you don\'t let the doctor give your child meditation they discharge they also leave marks all over your child

Liz meeprs

the rooms there are g a r b a ge, would not want to visit again

Jasmine Thurber

They need to update the videos and talk more about depression and selfharm and suicide even if it triggers peoole, I\'ve been there twice and we did the same things...besides the board ganes where different.

Edna Champ

Went and seen blaze today at the pavillion in Champaign illinois

Riana Rahn

i was a recent patient there i loved it

Riana Rahn

i was a recent patient there i loved it

Riana Rahn

i was a recent patient there i loved it

Jamie Cartmill

I have a child here and my child has been there for only 7 days and my child says to me \"I am not mental ready to come home\" but they are sending my child home any ways.

Jae Johnson

I\'m currently in a state of distress and the person why answered the phone Brenda I believe she said her name just hung up on me before I could even say hello.

Max Burger

That place suck\'s

David May

i love it!!!

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809 West Church Street, Champaign IL, 61820

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