Grand Traverse Pavilions consists of five primary components: Grand Traverse Medical Care, Intergenerational Community Center, Grand Traverse Pavilions Foundation, The Cottages: Adult Residential Community, and the Aquatic/Wellness Center.

Grand Traverse Medical Care, the founding component and flagship of Grand Traverse Pavilions, has a tradition of excellence that spans more then four decades.

Opened in July of 1959, Grand Traverse Medical Care was built as the replacement for the 22-bed Boardman Valley Hospital, and became the primary component of Grand Traverse Pavilions when opened on June 4, 1998.

The Pavilions is operated by Grand Traverse County Department of Human Services Board, a dedicated consortium of civic leaders, committed to enhancing the quality of life for aging adults and caregivers, and owned by Grand Traverse County.

The Pavilions is the only intergenerational nonprofit continuum of care community north of Grand Rapids.

Grand Traverse Pavilions has been financially self-sufficient for nearly two decades and provided more than $2.8 million last year in benevolent care to members of our community.