LifeStance HealthReviews of lifestance.com

I felt like I got a counselor who was a perfect fit for the issues/concerns that I have.

DO NOT DO BUSSINESS WITH THIS COMPANY. It is a money grab, pure and simple.

The absolute worst. Tried to get help before. They matched me with an 80 year old lady that was completely worthless. Then my meds manager suddenly couldn’t take my insurance any longer. Then I called after a few months and they told me they have no one who could help me until February. They don’t care. They’re the absolute worst. The only place I can go under insurance. The worst. Just the worst.

My provider is excellent and makes the best clinical decisions for my care.

My Therapist Connor is very good. He listens and suggests advice and solutions and is genuinely happy to talk to me and help me with everything that is going on in my life right now.

Appreciate everyone at LifeStance including Dr Maclean and Dr Fondriest. Thank you!

I was a patient for over a year. My provider left in late June. At that time, she filled my meds with 90-day scripts for me. I still had some left. So, I didn't fill them until end of July. I'm about to run out and need refills. I requested and was told that I need to be treated as a NEW patient and go through intake, which means waiting a month to see a provider because I'm a "NEW" patient. To quote, "because you haven't seen a provider in a really long time". It's been a little over 4 months. 4 months. Not 4 YEARS. Not even a 1/2 a year. FOUR months. I still have meds left but will run out a few weeks before I see someone. So, I guess I'll just go through withdrawal with no help from Lifestance. This isn't aspirin I'm asking for. I'm on meds that can have serious withdrawal symptoms. More than one med. So, that's multiple withdrawals. What is wrong with medical professionals that don't care that someone isn't getting the medical care they require? Medical care they've been providing me and have my records. But, no, I'm a NEW patient. The person I spoke to was like, "too bad so sad, you should have known this was our policy and called earlier." Who the hell thinks you're considered a NEW patient after FOUR months?! No empathy. No help. No - "if you start to experience withdrawal symptoms here's what you can do." Nope, just you're a NEW patient so you have to wait. Nothing. They've lost a patient. Ridiculous. 4 months a new patient, smdh.

Both my therapist and psychiatrist are wonderful. I can’t tell you the last time I laughed and it felt good. They both have been so very helpful. Thank you Sherry and Donna. I feel better after talking to you!