The Pavilion is a 24-bed behavioral health facility located on the campus of Community Memorial Healthcenter (CMH) in South Hill, VA. As part of the vision of CMH to offer a full range of medical, surgical, and psychiatric services, the Pavilion offers a variety of services designed to help you enjoy life once again.

An estimated 44 million Americans experience a mental health disorder, but almost half of these individuals do not seek treatment (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 2002; U.S. Surgeon General, 2001). Mental health disorders are common; they affect almost every family in America and they do not discriminate-they can affect anyone. There are more treatments, strategies, and community supports than ever before and people with mental health disorders lead active, productive lives. We are here to help you with:

• Depression
• Anxiety
• Alcohol Detoxification
• Crisis Situations
• Stress
• Other issues

The Pavilion offers hope to those seeking professional, caring assistance for himself/herself or a loved one. Remember, the most important step in your life could be asking for help, and our trained professionals are here to answer.

The Pavilion has achieved full three year accreditation from The Joint Commission (JC) as a result of its demonstrated compliance with The Joint Commission's nationally recognized health care standards. Additionally, the Pavilion is licensed by the State of Virginia and accepts most major medical insurance coverage including Medicaid and Medicare.

Even the simple tasks in life can sometimes seem too difficult. Overwhelming sadness, a feeling of hopelessness, even thoughts of suicide are all signals that you need to get help for yourself or a loved one. Perhaps the stress at work or at home suddenly seems unbearable and you begin to feel as if there is no one to turn to. At the Pavilion, we understand how life can suddenly change whether it is due to aging and medical problems, depression, anxiety, or pain. That is why we have designed treatment programs to help adults face life once again.

The Pavilion at CMH offers an acute adult psychiatric inpatient program, serving patients 18 years and older. Our committed team of Psychiatrists, Nurses, Social Workers, and Mental Health Technicians work together to provide a comprehensive treatment plan for each patient that includes:

• Short Term Acute Care Treatment in a Secure Facility
• 24 Hour Behavioral Health Monitoring
• Medication Management
• Individual, Group and Family Therapy
• Group Activities
• Chemical Dependency Education
• Coping Skills
• Symptom Recognition and Management
• Comprehensive Discharge Planning

For more information on our Adult Inpatient Program, please call 1-434-447-3990 or 1-800-972-0050 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

From Richmond: 95 South to 85 South to the first South Hill exit (exit number 15). Take a right on US Route 1 and a right onto Chaptico Road. Take a left on Buena Vista Circle and take a right at the stop sign. The Pavilion is located at the bottom of the hill on your left.

From Martinsville: US Route 58 East to South Hill. Take a left onto Mecklenburg Avenue (US Route 1 North), a left onto Chaptico Road, and a left onto Buena Vista Circle. At the stop sign, take a right and the Pavilion is located at the bottom of the hill on your left.

From Durham: 85 North to South Hill exit number 12. At the end of the exit and at the stoplight, take a right onto Atlantic Street (US Route 58 West) and a right onto Mecklenburg Avenue (US Route 1 North). Take a left onto Chaptico Road and a left on Buena Vista Circle. At the stop sign, take a right and the Pavilion is located at the bottom of the hill on your left.

From Emporia: US Route 58 West to South Hill. Take a right onto Mecklenburg Avenue (US Route 1 North). Turn left onto Chaptico Road and turn left onto Buena Vista Circle. At the stop sign, take a right and the Pavilion is located at the bottom of the hill on the left.

Our Physician
Veeraindear Goli, MD, MBA, FAPA, is Medical Director of Community Memorial Healthcenter Pavilion. In addition to his full spectrum of psychiatric services, Dr. Goli is nationally known for his Pain Evaluation and Treatment services. Dr. Goli comes to Southside Virginia from Duke University Medical Center in Durham, NC, where he continues an association. Dr. Goli is Board Certified by the American Board Of Psychiatry and Neurology, with added qualifications in pain medicine, and by the American Academy of Pain Medicine. Additionally, Dr. Goli is Board Certified by the American College of Forensic Examiners.

As a service to the community and a way of sharing resources, the Pavilion has speakers available for community education. Topics include:

• Aging Processes
• Alcoholism
• Anger Control
• Anxiety
• Attention Deficit Disorder
• Bi-Polar Disorder
• Child and Adolescent Issues
• Co-Dependency
• Communication
• Dealing with Difficult People
• Dealing with Loss
• Depression
• Disassociative Disorder
• Divorce Issues
• Drug Addition
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
• Pain Management
• Parenting Information
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Schizophrenia
• Stress Management

If your club, business, or organization would like a speaker, call (434) 447-3990 or 1-800-972-0050.