Introduction
The Pavilion is an innovative residential program that provides state-of-the-art psychiatric assessment, consultation and treatment with access to top clinicians at McLean and the Massachusetts General Hospital. The Pavilion offers a comprehensive psychiatric evaluation, including medical and neurologic evaluations as needed.Designed by George R. Shaw & Henry S. Hunnewell and completed in 1894, this building is named after Dr. Rufus Wyman, the first Superintendent of the McLean Asylum. He was an advocate of "moral treatment," which was reflected in the kind and supportive patient care delivered at the Asylum. More about the Pavilion >>>
Dining Room
Residents may take their specially catered meals in The Pavilion dining room, if they prefer and are given menu options to accommodate dietary restrictions and individual tastes and preferences.
Living Room
The Pavilion has an attractive and comfortable common living room.
Library
In addition to the living room, The Pavilion has its own library and a separate sitting room that offers additional privacy, along with a collection of reading material and videotapes.Bedroom
Each of The Pavilion's eight bedrooms is comfortably appointed, with a TV, VCR, computer and internet connection, private baths and convertible couches to accommodate guests.
