{"url":"/lake-balboa/california-psychcare-360-behavioral-health","provider":{"id":"california-psychcare-360-behavioral-health","name":"California Psychcare (360 Behavioral Health)","kind":"organization","about":"California Psychcare, Inc. operates as 360 Behavioral Health, an ABA-based behavioral health provider for individuals with autism and other developmental delays. The website says it brings about 30 years of experience and has partnered with California school districts since 1997, with over 25 school-contract locations from San Diego to Sacramento. Its Van Nuys address is on Roscoe Blvd. It has opened a Torrance autism care center and announced a new center in Visalia. It appears on the California Department of Education's certified nonpublic agency list and on the vendor lists of Eastern Los Angeles, Lanterman and North Los Angeles County regional centers.","website":"https://360behavioralhealth.com/","phone":"(818) 401-0661","email":null,"instagram":null,"founded":null,"credentials":["BCBA-led","CDE-certified nonpublic agency","Vendored with Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center","Vendored with Lanterman Regional Center","Vendored with North Los Angeles County Regional Center"],"languages":[],"image":null},"location":{"id":"main","name":null,"street":"16380 Roscoe Blvd","unit":null,"city":"lake-balboa","zip":"91406","neighborhood":null,"coords":[-118.489111,34.22124],"precision":"exact"},"serviceArea":[],"programs":[{"id":"aba","type":"health","name":"ABA therapy","summary":"One-on-one ABA-based treatment for children with autism and other developmental delays, in the home, clinic, community or school, or by telehealth.","description":"One-on-one applied behavior analysis for children with autism and other developmental delays. A Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) designs each child's plan and supervises behavior interventionists who work directly with the child and coach parents and caregivers. Common goals are communication with words, pictures or gestures, following directions, taking turns and making friends, emotional regulation, tolerating transitions, play, school readiness, and reducing unsafe behaviors such as hitting or running away. Sessions take place in the home, at a center, out in the community (parks, libraries, grocery stores), at school, or by telehealth, and center-based 1:1 sessions with a drop-off option are available at select locations. Group social skills training is offered for some clients. Paid through regional centers (Eastern LA, Lanterman, North LA County), school districts, and insurance.","categories":["aba-therapy","social-skills"],"ages":{"min":0,"max":21},"format":"hybrid","health":{"specialties":["Applied behavior analysis","Parent and caregiver training","Group social skills training","Behavior respite"],"practitioners":["Shayan Navid, BCBA"]},"traits":{"specialNeeds":"focused","conditions":["autism","developmental-delay","behavior"],"delivery":["in-home","clinic","school","community"],"insurance":["regional-center","school-district"],"groupSize":["one-on-one"],"telehealth":true,"assessment":true,"goals":["social","independence","life-skills","school-readiness","wellbeing"],"feel":"An ABA provider led by BCBAs that pairs each child with a behavior interventionist and includes parents in coaching.","topics":["parent-training","vendored-lanterman","vendored-elarc","vendored-nlacrc","behavior-respite","school-based-aba","iep-support","behavior-intervention-plan","nonpublic-agency"]}},{"id":"elp","type":"health","name":"Early Learner Program (ELP)","summary":"Play-based, one-on-one ABA early intervention for young children with autism or developmental delays, at home or at a center.","description":"A play-based early intervention program that uses applied behavior analysis to teach communication, play, social, emotional and school-readiness skills through play and everyday routines. The website describes it for children ages 2 to 6 on its home and services pages and for children under 7 on the program page. It begins with a detailed evaluation, after which a BCBA designs an individualized program and one-on-one sessions begin, with goals and progress tracked and caregivers coached throughout. Care happens in the child's home, at one of its centers, or a mix, and staff can sometimes attend a preschool or day care with the child. Children over 7 are directed to the general ABA program. It accepts many types of insurance and is also funded through regional centers.","categories":["early-intervention","aba-therapy"],"ages":{"min":2,"max":6},"format":"hybrid","health":{"specialties":["ABA-based early intervention","Play-based therapy","Caregiver coaching"]},"traits":{"specialNeeds":"focused","conditions":["autism","developmental-delay"],"delivery":["in-home","clinic","school"],"insurance":["regional-center"],"groupSize":["one-on-one"],"assessment":true,"goals":["school-readiness","social","wellbeing"],"methods":["play-based"],"feel":"Sessions are built around play and daily routines, with parents involved at every step.","topics":["parent-training","early-learner-program","vendored-lanterman","vendored-elarc","vendored-nlacrc"]}}],"source":{"url":"https://360behavioralhealth.com/","name":"NPPES NPI registry, September 2026","fetched":"2026-10-12"},"updated":"2026-10-12","checked":null,"closed":null,"sample":false}