
- Anxiety
- Depression
- ADHD
- Bipolar Disorder
- OCD
Long Beach, California
Evidence-based psychiatric care in the heart of Long Beach: evaluations, medication management, and follow-up that actually follows up.
3646 Long Beach Blvd # 205, Long Beach · Mon–Fri · 8 AM–6 PM
Mon–Fri · 8 AM–6 PM
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Breakthrough Mental Health is a psychiatric practice at 3646 Long Beach Blvd # 205, Long Beach, CA. Our team provides psychiatric evaluations and medication management for anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and more, in person in Long Beach or by secure telehealth across greater Los Angeles and all of California. We do not currently take Medi-Cal managed care.
Good care should give you your days back. That's the outcome we work toward at every visit.

Prefer not to drive? Telehealth is available across California.
Conditions
We treat 17+ mental health conditions with psychiatric evaluation and medication management. Common reasons people come to see us:
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Beyond Long Beach
In person, we serve the wider Greater Long Beach area:
If you're elsewhere in Los Angeles County, or anywhere in California, secure telehealth visits bring the same care to you. Telehealth available across California. We hope to open in Northern California as the practice grows.
Nearby
Each of these has its own page with the drive, the transit and the insurance picture for that city, checked and sourced rather than assumed.
We're in-network with most major plans, so care stays affordable. Not sure about yours? Verify your coverage in about a minute, or we'll gladly check it for you.
No card to hand? Leave your name, phone number and email, tick “look it up for me”, and we'll do the checking. Self-pay & sliding-scale options are also available.
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Clear, upfront self-pay rates. No surprises, no fine print. You’ll know the cost before your first visit.
Initial psychiatric evaluation
$250/ 1 hour
Follow-up visit
$150/ 30 min
Sliding-scale options are available. Just ask.
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Our office is north of downtown, 4.0 miles up Long Beach Boulevard from 130 E 1st St, where Long Beach Transit has its information center by the Transit Gallery. Google Maps timed that drive at 13 minutes on Tuesday 20 October 2026 at 7.13pm, with lighter traffic than usual, so give yourself more time at rush hour. If you would rather not drive, Route 51 makes the trip with no change of bus: board at Shelter G and get off at Long Beach Blvd & 36th, a short walk from our door. On Wednesday 21 October 2026 its timetable had 64 trips heading north, from 5.00am to 11.05pm, with a scheduled ride of about 20 minutes. For the way back, buses to Shelter G leave from the Cameron stop and take about 26 minutes.
Google Maps routes the drive from 130 E 1st St, Long Beach Transit's downtown information center, 4.0 miles north up Long Beach Boulevard to the office, in about 13 minutes. Timed on Tuesday 20 October 2026 at 7.13pm Pacific, with lighter traffic than usual. The morning and afternoon peaks were not sampled.
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Route 51 leaves downtown from Shelter G of Long Beach Transit's First Street Transit Gallery, on 1st St between Long Beach Blvd and Pacific Ave, where the agency's Transit and Visitor Information Center is at 130 E 1st St.
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Long Beach Transit's timetable for Wednesday 21 October 2026 has 64 northbound Route 51 trips from Shelter G to the Long Beach Blvd & 36th stop, a short walk from the office. The first leaves at 5.00am and the last at 11.05pm, 48 of them between 7am and 7pm, and the scheduled ride is about 20 minutes.
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Heading back on the same date, 61 southbound Route 51 trips leave the Long Beach Blvd & Cameron stop for Shelter G between 5.22am and 10.37pm, with a scheduled ride of about 26 minutes.
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These are Census Bureau figures for everyone in Long Beach aged 19 to 64, not counts of our patients. We do not currently take Medi-Cal managed care. Every plan we take is listed on our insurance and self-pay rates page.
In the City of Long Beach, 60.9 percent of residents aged 19 to 64 rely on one kind of private insurance alone: 53.5 percent on an employer plan and 7.4 percent on a plan they buy directly (Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates, table B27010).
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In the same age group, 11.4 percent of Long Beach residents have no health insurance, and 20.5 percent have Medi-Cal or other means-tested public coverage as their sole coverage (American Community Survey 2024 5-year estimates, table B27010).
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Yes. Our office is at 3646 Long Beach Blvd # 205, Long Beach, CA 90807. Care is provided by our psychiatric team: a psychiatric-mental health nurse practitioner supported by a collaborating psychiatrist who is board-certified by the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, with in-person visits in Long Beach and secure telehealth across California.
Yes. In person we serve Long Beach, Signal Hill, Lakewood, Bellflower, Seal Beach, and nearby communities. By secure telehealth we serve the greater Los Angeles area and all of California, so you can be seen without the drive.
We're open Mon–Fri · 8 AM–6 PM (Pacific). You can request an appointment online any time and our team will follow up to confirm.
Yes, we're in-network with most major plans, including Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, Evernorth, Optum, TRICARE, and UnitedHealthcare. We do not currently take Medi-Cal managed care. If that is your coverage, we are a self-pay option rather than a covered visit. Self-pay is welcome, with clear flat rates listed on this page and a sliding scale. Please ask.
Yes. Our team is accepting new patients, in person at our Long Beach office and by secure telehealth across California. Request a time online or call, and our team will follow up to confirm.
The drive is 4.0 miles north, up Long Beach Boulevard from 130 E 1st St, Long Beach Transit's downtown information center. Google Maps timed it at 13 minutes on Tuesday 20 October 2026 at 7.13pm, with lighter traffic than usual. Rush hours in the morning and afternoon were not timed, so allow longer then.
Yes, with no change of bus. Long Beach Transit's Route 51 leaves Shelter G at the First Street Transit Gallery and stops at Long Beach Blvd & 36th, a short walk from the office. Its timetable for Wednesday 21 October 2026 had 64 northbound trips between 5.00am and 11.05pm, with a scheduled ride of about 20 minutes, and the trip back leaves from the Cameron stop.
Request a time online. A real person confirms every appointment.
Mon–Fri · 8 AM–6 PM