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Sessions Health
by Sessions Health
Sessions Health is an EMR/EHR software solution serving behavioral health.
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- Pricing
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- Pricing model
- Freemium plus month-to-month Professional subscription; optional per-practitioner/per-use add-ons. No long-term contract stated.
- Product source
- Review pending
Markets: Behavioral health · Mental health practices
Deployment: cloud
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Sessions Health behavioral-health EHR
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Current official pricing page publishes Freemium at $0/month for up to 3 active clients and 1 practitioner, and Professional at $39/month for the first practitioner with unlimited clients; additional practitioners are $29/month each, with unlimited administrators at no charge. Professional has no published annual term or minimum. Trial/help materials state a 30-day free trial with no card required; adding a card upgrades/starts billing, while the pricing-signup article says a trial without a card expires and the account is permanently deleted. The public guide says accounts are free through 3 active clients and transition to Professional at the fourth. Core published inclusions include secure HIPAA-compliant EHR, documentation/forms/assessments/treatment plans, scheduling/calendar sync/reminders, client portal, unlimited document storage, billing tools, online payments, superbills, claims/ERAs, reporting, and security controls. Credit-card processing is via Stripe at 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction.
- Billing model
- Freemium plus month-to-month Professional subscription; optional per-practitioner/per-use add-ons. No long-term contract stated.
- Fees and add-ons
- Integrated telehealth: $10/month per practitioner; browser-based, HIPAA-compliant, waiting room, chat, screen sharing, backgrounds, up to 4 total people including practitioner. Electronic claims: $0.25/claim for 0-199 monthly claims, $0.23 for 200-499, $0.21 for 500-799, $0.20 for 800-999, and $0.19 for 1,000+; Claim.MD integration supports electronic submission, status, ERAs/auto-posting, and eligibility. Real-time eligibility reports: $0.15/report. AI Assist: $35/month per practitioner; official pricing describes AI notes/scribe, pre-session summaries, treatment summaries and related workflow tools; product updates show it launched April 2026 and expanded through June-August 2026. Payment processing carries Stripe’s 2.9% + $0.30/transaction; no separate RCM/managed billing fee or revenue-share was publicly disclosed—published offering is software automation, not outsourced RCM. Migration/import assistance is free; official help says client lists and, depending on source EHR, documents, notes, diagnoses and past appointments can be imported; imports generally take 1-3 days after validation, with uploads up to 1GB (larger files require support). No separate implementation, training, or onboarding fee was disclosed; support is email-based, generally 8am-5pm CST Mon-Fri, with video demo/screen-share available by arrangement. Interfaces/integrations publicly documented: Claim.MD, Stripe, Google Calendar two-way sync and other calendar one-way sync, and ability to add another telehealth provider URL (e.g., Zoom/Doxy). No public API/interface price found. E-prescribing and lab ordering are explicitly not currently supported. International SMS fees may apply outside the U.S.
- Availability and public pricing
- Active product verified on the official October 2026 feature/update log, which lists new features through October 2026 (including secondary claims, supervision, AI, audio-to-note, and portal updates). This is a full behavioral-health EHR/practice-management platform—not an ASC/perioperative module. It covers clinical documentation, scheduling, portal, billing/claims, telehealth and reporting, but lacks e-prescribing/lab ordering. Older official marketing article ‘Sessions Health, A free mental health EHR for growing professionals’ says the free plan has no time limit and ‘all features’ are available, then later says telehealth, AI Assist, claims and eligibility are excluded; this conflicts with the current pricing/help pages and is treated as outdated/promotional. Current pricing/help pages control: free plan is limited to 3 active clients and add-ons are paid. No official vendor PDF with rates was located among the current official pages reviewed.
- Qualifications
- Rates and terms are official public web disclosures read on the checked date; no third-party aggregators or snippets used. The $39/$29, $10, claims-volume, $0.15 eligibility, $35 AI, and Stripe rates are published; anything not listed is quote-based/not publicly disclosed rather than estimated. Trial language is internally inconsistent across official help pages (30-day/no-card trial; card-added billing; no-card expiry/deletion), so confirm current signup behavior. The pricing page labels integrated telehealth among core features but also prices it as an optional add-on; the detailed pricing table and help article clearly indicate $10/month/practitioner. No managed RCM, e-prescribing, lab ordering, implementation/training, API, or other interface rate was publicly disclosed.
View cited sources (16)
- https://www.sessionshealth.com/pricing/
- https://support.sessionshealth.com/article/5-creating-an-account
- https://www.sessionshealth.com/
- https://www.sessionshealth.com/features/
- https://www.sessionshealth.com/features/billing/
- https://www.sessionshealth.com/features/portal/
- https://www.sessionshealth.com/features/telehealth/
- https://www.sessionshealth.com/features/ai/
- https://www.sessionshealth.com/features/group-practices/
- https://support.sessionshealth.com/article/96-questions-about-sessions-health
- https://support.sessionshealth.com/article/174-integrated-telehealth
- https://support.sessionshealth.com/article/16-switching-ehrs
- https://support.sessionshealth.com/article/173-the-guide-to-switching-to-sessions-health
- https://support.sessionshealth.com/article/44-creating-session-notes
- https://support.sessionshealth.com/article/79-new-features-and-updates
- https://www.sessionshealth.com/sessions-health-a-free-ehr-for-mental-health-professionals/
Sessions Health is an EMR/EHR software solution serving behavioral health.
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Recent Health IT Regulatory Updates
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Updated ONC certification criteria for health IT systems including new interoperability requirements under the 21st Century Cures Act.
What this means for you: EHR vendors must meet updated certification criteria. Practices should verify their EMR vendor's compliance status.
Civil monetary penalties for information blocking by health IT developers, health information networks, and health information exchanges are now enforceable under the 21st Century Cures Act.
What this means for you: EHR vendors and health networks can no longer restrict patient access to health data without a qualifying exception. Patients can report suspected information blocking to ONC.
Source: eCFR (Electronic Code of Federal Regulations) | Last updated: 3/24/2026
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