360 Behavioral Health

360 Behavioral Health

360 Behavioral Health emerged as a family office whose principal wealth derives from the ownership and operation of behavioral-healthcare facilities, primarily serving individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities. While the founding year and the original founder are not publicly documented, the firm's Los Angeles headquarters anchors a regional focus on Southern California’s growing behavioral-health market. The family office deploys capital across owned clinic networks, real estate for care facilities, and direct investments in complementary therapy services. Its portfolio includes Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy centers, mental-health counseling practices, and early-intervention programs. The firm’s strategy blends operating-company ownership with selective co-investments alongside other healthcare-focused family offices, though specific deal sizes and co-investors are not disclosed. No total deployment number, professional head count, or additional office locations are publicly available. The firm does not operate a separate disclosed philanthropic vehicle. A recent operational development involves the expansion of its California clinic footprint through organic growth and tuck-in acquisitions, a model common among operator-led behavioral-health organizations. The firm’s key structural differentiator lies in its dual posture as both operator and allocator: rather than writing LP checks to external managers, it retains direct control over care delivery, creating a feedback loop between clinical outcomes and capital deployment. This integrated model, while typical for healthcare provider-based family offices, sets it apart from multi-asset-class investor offices.