Healing and independence in a place that feels like home
Aristo Behavioral Health provides 24/7 residential treatment for adults with serious mental illness, helping people step down from hospital care and build the skills to live well in their communities.
- Licensed by WA Dept. of Health
- 24/7 clinical staffing
- Renton & Kennewick
The right level of care, close to home
For adults who no longer need a hospital but still need more structure and support than other community settings provide.
Noble Pathways
- Adults stepping down from inpatient, E&T or state hospital care
- Psychiatric care, medication management, DBT and CBT skills groups
- Co-occurring substance use support
New Hopes
- Will serve adults across Benton, Franklin and nearby counties
- 24/7 clinical staffing and individualized support plans
- Skills building toward a lower level of care
New Hopes
- Community care for adults on 90- and 180-day orders
- A local alternative to a state hospital bed
- Family involvement and discharge planning from day one
A step between the hospital and home
LTCC: 90/180-day civil commitment
Structured days, real skills, a plan for what comes next
Every resident has an individualized treatment plan built with them, their care team and, when they choose, their family.
See all servicesPerson-centered care
Goals set with each resident, reviewed regularly, grounded in dignity and choice.
Evidence-based groups
Daily community group, DBT and CBT skills, recovery and coping skills.
Medical & psychiatric care
Nurse-led health education and medication management around the clock.
Transition planning
Coordination with PACT teams, housing and outpatient providers before discharge.
Referring is simple
Hospitals, E&Ts, BH-ASOs, MCOs, courts and case managers can reach our admissions team directly.
Send the referral packet
Face sheet, current psychiatric evaluation, MAR, recent progress notes and legal status.
Clinical screening
Our team reviews records and completes a screening interview, remotely or on site.
Admission & transition
We confirm a bed, coordinate transport and share a transition plan with your team.
Bright, calm spaces built for recovery
What to expect
Starting residential treatment is a big step. Here is what daily life looks like and how families can stay involved.
Read the family guideWhat does a typical day include?
Days follow a steady rhythm: morning and evening check-ins, medication times, community group, DBT and CBT skills groups, nurse-led health education, creative and recreational activities, meals and fresh-air breaks.
Can family visit or call?
Yes. Family involvement is encouraged when the resident chooses it. Visits and calls are scheduled with the care team; times can vary by program.
What should my loved one bring?
Comfortable clothing for about a week, basic toiletries and any important documents. The admissions team shares a full list and items that aren't allowed before arrival.
How is care paid for?
Our programs serve Washington Apple Health (Medicaid) clients. Admissions works with the resident's BH-ASO or managed care plan on authorization.
What's happening at Aristo
You're invited: New Hopes ribbon cutting & open house
Join community leaders and partners at 7319 W. Hood Place, Kennewick.
Open the invitationAristo expands to the Tri-Cities with New Hopes
Two 16-bed programs will bring longer-term care closer to home for Eastern Washington.
Read moreNow hiring nurses and clinicians in Kennewick
RNs, LPNs, MHPs and behavioral health technicians, all shifts.
See rolesCareers: do meaningful work with a team that has your back
Registered Nurses · LPNs · Mental Health Professionals · BH Technicians · Psychiatric Prescribers