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Optimum Performance Institute
21051 Warner Center Lane, Los Angeles, California 91367
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About the Optimum Performance Institute
Optimum Performance Institute is a private pay mental health program located in Los Angeles, California. Our institution was founded to support young adults aged 17-28 as they navigate life's challenges, specializing in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) for emotional dysregulation and interpersonal issues. We offer a continuum of care, including Short-Term Residential and Long-Term Programs, to assist individuals in finding the right level of support.
Our unique approach combines strong clinical support with community integration, allowing participants to explore the rich resources of Los Angeles through recreational and cultural outings. We focus on treating the whole person, not just the diagnosis, and offer individualized plans tailored to each individual's needs and goals.
Participants at Optimum Performance Institute learn life skills, receive therapy, and engage in activities to help them transition successfully into adulthood. Our structured programs provide the right level of care for each individual, with a focus on developing persistence and resilience. Join us at OPI to discover your true potential and lead a meaningful life.
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21051 Warner Center Ln #105, Woodland Hills, CA 91367, United States
Opening hours of Optimum Performance Institute
Monday:
09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday:
09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday:
09:00 - 17:00
Thursday:
09:00 - 17:00
Friday:
09:00 - 17:00
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews of Optimum Performance Institute
"Parents do more homework than I did. Took us 9 months and over $200K later to see that the service OPI provides does not warrant the prices they charge. You can get the same elsewhere for half the price. Look at the experience of the clinical staff. You are not getting the best of the best. Most of the therapist have limited experience and have been there a short time. We thought we were getting top-notch care, but did not. This is a failure to launch program and is not equipped to handle young adults with mental health issues. You pay Embark, then insurance pays Embark. Good luck getting the money Embark owes you back. We can't get the Embark billing team to return our phone calls or emails. They nickle and dime you for everything and demand payment promptly, but you getting reimbursed from them is impossible. They do anything to stand in the way of you getting any money from the insurance company. I would give zero stars if I could."
"While OPI was the best program I attended during my treatment, it was still ineffective. Their refusal to confront my parents on their harmful behaviors made it so no lasting change could be made in my life. Despite my being of legal majority, they focused more on my parents wishes than my own meaningful growth, and even admitted it had to do with my parents’ paying for the treatment. The prioritization of money over healthcare by the program was a continued theme in my stay, and shouldn’t be all too surprising. If it wasn’t about money, they wouldn’t be in the private sector. While there were fun activities abound, and I made great friends and memories, without effective healthcare, the program’s price tag is too exorbitant to justify. Additionally, I am extremely displeased with the program’s continued association with treatment centers and programs with corroborated reports of abuse. It makes it clear to victims of such centers, like myself, that OPI prioritizes profits over patients. This is extremely harmful, and also an enormous obstacle to effective treatment, given that the foundation of psychotherapy is a trusting relationship between patient and provider. Your program’s continued association with child abusers tells the patient that their provider either doesn’t believe the victims, or doesn’t care about them. (Update) Upon reading the response, I would point to the fact that the programs social medias follow said abusive programs. While I’m not privy to company records, I would assume, given the publicly available information, they too would reflect continued associations. If this is as unacceptable as you claim, have your actions reflect this."
"BEWARE—years ago these people tried to help my abuser put me into a conservatorship. I did not realize at the time that was what was happening but I have recently found more emails and texts between staff members in this institute with my abuser and it was extremely clear I was being abused and that they were motivated by financial interests to keep me under the control of my abuser. They are in it for money and not helping people. I also spoke to residents of the facility at the time who said all patients hated it there and were being mistreated by staff members. I also believe they violated HIPAA."
"I was at this program from March 2020 till October 2021. It was genuinely the best therapeutic experience I’ve ever had. I’ve been in residential treatment since I was 14, and by the time I left I was nearly 19. I was given support I was not previously given at boarding school or wilderness. I was listened to and even was able to pursue my academic career. When my parents decided they didn’t want to come to my graduation, the staff I was closest to came and honestly made it wonderful. There were good and bad times, but honestly therapy is like that, but I got better, it helped me get better. It could not have been any better for me because it genuinely has made an amazing impact on my life. To this day I talk to friends I met there. I was taught life lessons and learned more about me. There are hard times in therapy and mental health, but I was supported even in my lowest times. The staff there are genuinely good people. To this day I have good memories of this place, they helped me get set up, apply for collage, get support for when I left, and even helped me get in contact with a place I can volunteer for that I would enjoy. Thank you for the help."
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