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LifeStance Health

In-person and video therapy and psychiatry from a large US group practice in 33 states, mostly billed to your insurance.

Available with limits.

In-person and telehealth care in 33 US states only; LifeStance reports more than 550 centers.

Checked 2026-10-26 · prnewswire.com, lifestance.com

You search LifeStance's directory for a therapist or psychiatrist near you, then see them in an office or by video. Most people pay their insurance copay; self-pay rates vary by state and are quoted by your local office (psychiatry visits run roughly $210 to $432).

  • From Copay with insurance; self-pay about $210–$432/session for psychiatry (varies by state)
  • Insurance accepted
  • Web
  • HIPAA compliant
  • Privacy C

Reviewed by HeyPsych Board · 2026-10-26

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What it's for

  • In-person or video therapy
  • Psychiatric evaluation and medication management
  • Child and adolescent mental health care
  • Psychological testing and assessment where offered
  • TMS for treatment-resistant depression at some locations

What it costs

Covered by insurance

From Copay with insurance; self-pay about $210–$432/session for psychiatry (varies by state)

Insurance may cover it

Over a year

$210–$432 a session

Weekly sessions would come to about $10,920–$22,464 a year

Worked out from the listed price. Check the vendor for today’s price.

How you start: Check your insurance is accepted, then book

Self-pay rates are estimates set by state and location; LifeStance state pages from October 2024 list therapy at $213–$522 per visit in Ohio and $204–$375 in Oregon. Estimates exclude deductibles and coinsurance; uninsured patients can request a Good Faith Estimate. Call the local office for an exact price.

Privacy, evidence & safety

Privacy

C

Our privacy grade, from the facts below

Sells data or shares it for ads
Yes
You can have your data deleted
Policy doesn't say
Health data protected by HIPAA
Yes
Data stays on your device
No
Account needed
Yes
Regulatory action (last 5 years)
None found

Research

Early research

How we rate research

Trade-offs

  • No mobile app available

What we couldn't verify

  • Clinical evidence is limited or still emerging

Says it does not sell personal information, but its website policy describes marketing cookies for personalized ads elsewhere; settled a $3M class action (no admission) over Meta and Google pixels on its site from 2020 to 2023. Clinical records fall under its HIPAA notice.

Privacy policy read 2026-10-26 · How we grade privacy

LifeStance Health is not for a crisis. If you are thinking about suicide or in danger, call or text 988 any time.

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