Golden Hillmont House MHRC

Hillmont House is a 15-bed Mental Health Rehabilitation Center (MHRC) located in Camarillo, California, serving adults between the ages of 18 and 65 referred by Ventura County Behavioral Health. The center provides an 18 month residential program for individuals with serious mental illness who are experiencing psychiatric symptoms and are unable to live independently. Hillmont House offers structured programming, medication management, therapy (both group and individual), life-skills training, socialization, and job-skills supports. Residents live in a home-like, supportive setting designed to help them stabilize, work toward recovery, and ultimately transition to a lower level of care or independent living.

Build on Inner Strengths with Strong Support

The center embraces a person-centered, community-based, social rehabilitation model. The staff believe every individual is a whole person deserving dignity, respect, and the opportunity to rebuild. Treatment is tailored to each resident’s unique needs, with a focus on drawing out inner strengths, improving coping and social skills, and building a strong support system. Care includes 24/7 skilled nursing with regular wellness checks, health monitoring, and personalized care planning to support physical, mental, and emotional well-being.

Engage in Structured Care Promoting Lasting Well-Being

Hillmont House offers a rich therapeutic program using evidence-based practices such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) techniques to better understand thought processes and develop effective coping strategies. The center also provides structured recovery skills training, medication education, life skills development, and healthy living instruction to promote daily stability and well-being. Through a range of group activities and outings, job skills training, and socialization, Hillmont House guides residents to stability and well-being.