Automatic Page Repair without AlwaysOn or Mirroring Do Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Enterprise regular databases (without AlwaysOn) have Automatic Page Repair in any manner?

I know from below, by incorporating AlwaysOn, Secondary replicas receive Automatic Page repair. Just inquiring if this feature is available to SQL Server databases without Alwayson?

Per MSDN documentation https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/database-engine/availability-groups/windows/overview-of-always-on-availability-groups-sql-server?view=sql-server-2017 , it states 

"Each availability replica tries to automatically recover from corrupted pages on a local database by resolving certain types of errors that prevent reading a data page. If a secondary replica cannot read a page, the replica requests a fresh copy of the page from the primary replica. If the primary replica cannot read a page, the replica broadcasts a request for a fresh copy to all the secondary replicas and gets the page from the first to respond"
Yes, if the database participates in Database Mirroring.

But otherwise, no. If you want page repair, you'll need to do it manually with page level restores.