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Sessions Health

A therapist-focused EHR with a comparatively simple base price and no-cost administrative users listed in its public pricing.

Review date

How Sessions Health presents the product

Sessions Health presents itself as a therapist-designed platform intended to reduce routine administrative work.

Company emphasis
Documentation, scheduling, billing, the client portal, telehealth, reporting, and optional AI assistance.
Useful for
Recognizing the product and preparing a focused demonstration with sample information.
Evidence boundary
This is first-party marketing material. It does not independently verify plan access, security, privacy, accessibility, exports, contracts, or practice fit.
Read the official Sessions Health homepage ↗

Evidence / source sheet

Current evidence snapshot

Public vendor material and linked outside-review context last checked on .

Public price

$39

first practitioner / month
Team scenario

$39+

before telehealth or additional clinicians
Review/source context

4.8/5 · 2 reviews

G2
Evidence status

Documentation reviewed

Trial + contract checks remain
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Evidence boundary

Reviewed does not mean hands-on approved.

Vendor documentation and outside reviews are starting evidence—not security approval, compliance certification, or a purchase recommendation.

01

Practice fit

Where it may fit—and where to slow down.

Reasons to shortlist

  • Scheduling, documentation, portal, billing, and storage in the base plan
  • Unlimited administrative users are listed at no additional charge
  • Straightforward starting point for a smaller practice

Questions to pressure-test

  • Independent-review volume is smaller than larger competitors
  • Telehealth adds a per-practitioner charge
  • Test reporting and export depth against your real workflow
02

Security and administration

Turn claims into trial tasks.

Use sample information—not real client or staff details—when testing the product. Ask the vendor to demonstrate the exact plan and contract you are considering.

01

MFA

Trial check

Invite each role using sample information—not real client or staff details; verify MFA, least privilege, supervision, and audit visibility.

02

Roles & permissions

Trial check

Compare owner, clinician, administrator, biller, supervisor, and departing-user access in the exact plan.

03

Data exports

Trial check

Request a sample full export and written retention/deletion terms before signing.

04

Account deletion

Contract check

Confirm termination, retention, deletion timing, subprocessor copies, and access after closure in writing.

05

Backup / restore

Contract check

Ask for recovery objectives, restore process, and proof available under your plan.

06

Accessibility

Trial check

Keyboard-test owner, clinician, and client workflows at 200% zoom.

07

Administrative controls

Trial check

Test configuration ownership, audit history, role changes, support escalation, and offboarding.

DocumentedSupported by current first-party material.

Trial checkObserve it in an authorized trial using sample information.

Contract checkConfirm it in the exact agreement or BAA.

03

Pricing and reviews

Price the practice you actually run.

Start with the published price, then add the people, features, support, and services your practice would actually use.

Check official pricing ↗
Published price snapshot

$39 first practitioner + $29 each additional practitioner/month

Integrated telehealth is listed at $10 per practitioner/month.

Independent review starting points

G24.8/5 · 2 reviewsTrustpilot4.3/5 · 66 reviews

Use ratings as context, not a ranking. Read recent positive, critical, and role-relevant reviews.

04

Contract and demo record

Five questions worth getting in writing.

  1. Which features, roles, storage, usage, support, and security controls are included in this exact plan?
  2. What can we export without vendor help, in which formats, and what would be missing?
  3. How are backups tested, and how would we request a restore after an error or incident?
  4. What happens to our data, subprocessor copies, and account access after termination?
  5. Which accessibility standards and test results cover owner, staff, and client workflows?