Behavioral Health Services in the Permian Basin
Behavioral health needs can change over time. One person may need the safety and structure of inpatient treatment, while another may need a focused assessment, a structured day program, or continued support while living at home. PBBHC is building a regional continuum so more people can receive clinically appropriate care closer to home.
Available now + phased expansionAdult inpatient care and adult behavioral health assessments are available now. Additional programs are opening in phases.

The right level of care begins with assessment.

A diagnosis by itself does not determine the level of care. The intake and assessment process considers current symptoms, immediate safety, daily functioning, recent treatment, medical needs, support at home, and the amount of structure a person may need. Admission also depends on program criteria, medical stability, bed or program capacity, and the services that are operational at that time.
Planned continuum of care
Behavioral Health Assessments
Pre-admission assessment and referral for adults seeking help or clarification about level of care.
Learn more Adults available nowInpatient Psychiatry
Short-term hospital-level care for adult, geriatric, adolescent, and pediatric populations as age-specific programs activate.
Learn more Future serviceDetox & Dual Diagnosis
Adult inpatient treatment integrating psychiatric care with medically supervised detoxification or co-occurring substance use needs when clinically appropriate.
Learn more Future servicePartial Hospitalization (PHP)
Structured outpatient day treatment for patients who can live safely outside program hours but need more support than routine outpatient care.
Learn more Future serviceIntensive Outpatient (IOP)
A lower-intensity structured outpatient program that supports continued recovery and transition to daily routines.
Learn more Future serviceElectroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
Physician-directed treatment within the planned PBBHC continuum for clinically appropriate patients.
Learn moreStart with the intake team.
You do not need to determine the right program on your own. Intake can explain current services and whether an assessment, inpatient evaluation, or professional referral is the appropriate starting point.
