Palm Healthcare Pavilion

The Mollie Wilmot Center at Palm Healthcare Pavilion

In November 2005, Palm Health Foundation received a generous bequest from the late Mollie Wilmot. Her gift was the impetus behind Palm Healthcare Pavilion. Our board of trustees envisioned a place where healthcare professionals and families would come together to collaborate, foster healing, practice cutting edge care, empower and educate.

Today, their vision is a reality. Palm Healthcare Pavilion is a place of mental, behavioral and physical healing for children, adults, seniors and families.

Palm Healthcare Pavilion's Impact on the Community

Collectively, over 100,000 individuals, children and families have benefitted from services provided at Palm Healthcare Pavilion.

Palm Health Foundation provides free rent at the Pavilion to nonprofits and health initiatives: National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and BeWellPBC.

4,706 health professionals have received training at the FAU Simulation Center, a realistic setting where healthcare professionals learn to treat patients in the safest, most effective ways. The Center is no longer located at the Pavilion.

Building Information

Palm Healthcare Pavilion is the beautiful, yellow building on Greenwood Ave. located on the northeast side of the St. Mary’s Medical Center campus.

Directions: From I-95, Exit at 45th Street. Travel East to Greenwood Ave. and turn left. Palm Healthcare Pavilion is ½ mile north on the left side of the road.

Please note the Palm Health Foundation office is not located at Palm Healthcare Pavilion.

Palm Healthcare Pavilion

The Palm Health Foundation Office

Programs Located at Palm Healthcare Pavilion

The American Healthcare Institute offers programs to the community in Professional Nursing, Practical Nursing, and Medical Assisting. They offer professional and comprehensive allied health programs that prepare students with the skills necessary to qualify for entry-level positions in the medical field without going into federal student loan debt. Visit amhealthinstitute.com to learn more.

BeWellPBC is a movement to advance behavioral health and wellness for all in Palm Beach County. Funded by Palm Health Foundation and partners, the initiative works collectively with residents, providers and systems to create a more responsive and equitable system of behavioral health supports for the community. Visit BeWellPBC.org to learn more.

Since 1999, Center for Child Counseling has been building the foundation for playful, healthful, and hopeful living for children and families in Palm Beach County. Their services focus on preventing and healing the effects of adverse experiences and toxic stress on children, promoting resiliency and healthy family, school, and community relationships.

Learn more about their services by visiting their website, CenterForChildCounseling.org

Founded in 2000, Community Health Center of West Palm Beach provides free medical and vision care, chronic disease management, and other services to the underserved residents living in Palm Beach County, who cannot afford the high cost health care. It is their mission to offer quality healthcare to all, that not only heals the body, but also changes the way people think about their health.

Learn more about their services by visiting their website, freehealthcarewpb.org

FoundCare, Inc. is a nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Center with centers located throughout Palm Beach County. Their mission is to fulfill unmet healthcare and social service needs of individuals and families in Palm Beach County. FoundCare’s services include Pediatric and Adult Primary Care, chronic disease management, dentistry, behavioral health services and women’s health services.

NAMI/PBC is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization dedicated to providing education, support and advocacy to empower individuals living with mental illness and their families-- with a goal to eliminate the stigma associated with brain illness.

NAMI/PBC offers support groups and a series of FREE educational programs (Peer-to-Peer and Family-to-Family).  Monthly educational meetings presented by professionals from the community on best practice/evidence-based treatments, cutting-edge education techniques and other topics of interest to the mental health community are also free and open to the public.

Call 561-588-3477 for more information or visit www.namipbc.org  for a comprehensive list of resources and program offerings for patients, families and mental health professionals.