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Ontario Mental Health Treatment

Psychology • Ontario, CA • 1 (Ontario, Inland Empire) locations

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Clinic Type

Psychology

Address

3990 Concours Street, Suite 150, Ontario, Inland Empire, CA

Phone

+18554043421

Email

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Opening Hours

Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.

Website

https://clearviewoutpatient.com/ontario/

Emergency Care

Not specified

Services Offered

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
evidence-based therapies (DBT, CBT)
process-oriented therapy
psychoeducational therapy
experiential therapies
individual therapy
group therapy

Technology & Equipment

Insurance & Payment

in-network with multiple major insurance providers
out-of-network benefits accepted
private pay option
TriWest network provider (VA Community Care Network)
Aetna
Ambetter
Anthem
Blue California
Carelon Behavioral Health
Cigna
Evernorth
First Health Network
Health Net
Kaiser Permanente
Multiplan
Optum
Prime Healthcare
Quest Behavioral Health
TriWest
UMR

Medicare and Medicaid are not accepted.

private pay, insurance (in-network/out-of-network), VA Community Care Network (via TriWest), in-network with multiple major insurance providers, out-of-network benefits, TriWest network provider, VA Community Care Network

Languages Spoken

English

FAQs

What levels of care does Clearview Outpatient Ontario offer?

Clearview Outpatient Ontario offers two levels of care: a partial hospitalization program (PHP) and an intensive outpatient program (IOP).

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

Patients praise

Recognition of mental health specialized facilities for providing life-saving support, structured routines, and community-based healing environments
Appreciation for effective outpatient services, DBT skills groups, and personalized medication management that leads to improved recovery outcomes
The role of peer-shared lived experience stories in reducing stigma and helping others seek help
Standardized use of the Ontario Perception of Care (OPOC-MHA) tool, which enables organizations to collect feedback and drive quality improvement initiatives based on client voices

Common complaints

Concerns regarding access to mental health and addiction services, including long wait times and lack of specialized services in some communities
Negative experiences with psychiatric holds (e.g., Form 1), specifically feeling depersonalized, dismissed, or treated as an administrative status rather than a person in pain
Reports of egregious and prolonged use of seclusion/isolation in forensic mental health facilities, described by some as abusive and detrimental to mental health
Criticism of the system for being biased toward doctors in forced treatment and hospitalization decisions, with limited consideration of patient experiences or autonomy
Communication breakdowns, such as inadequate discharge information or conflicting advice regarding long-term care access

"But from inside the body of the person living it, it did not feel like care. It felt like surviving the wait."

— Inside a Form 1: What Ontario’s Psychiatric Hold Feels Like From the Patient Side | Joshua Tweedy, Medium

"CAMH saved my life... Healing is done in community. They had a community. Not only did they have the facility and the care, but they also proposed you after you were discharged."

— A day in the life of a CAMH patient: Torontonians break stigma on mental health, NOW Toronto

"Honestly, when I think back on everything I’ve been through, Ontario Shores changed my life. I felt utterly hopeless, like a challenging case that nobody wanted to address."

— Shannah's Mental Health Journey, Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 10, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].