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Amwell vs Teladoc Health

Amwell vs Teladoc compared on services, price without insurance, choosing your doctor and insurance. Here's which established telehealth platform to choose.

Quick answer

Teladoc Health (4.1/5) is our overall pick over Amwell (3.9/5), though the best choice depends on your insurance and needs.

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Amwell

★★★★★3.9
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Winner

Teladoc Health

★★★★★4.1
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Amwell and Teladoc are two of the oldest telehealth networks and both are built around insurance. Plan coverage often decides it, but they are not identical: Teladoc covers more ground, while Amwell lets you pick your doctor for any visit.

Side by side

AmwellTeladoc Health
ServicesUrgent care, therapy, psychiatry, pediatrics, nutritionUrgent care, mental health, dermatology, nutrition, primary care if covered
Verdict: Teladoc wins on breadth.
DermatologyNot a separate serviceYes, $89 photo review
Verdict: Teladoc wins.
Choose your doctorYes, browse profiles and pickOnly in covered Primary Care
Verdict: Amwell wins for on-demand visits.
Price without insuranceShown after sign-up$89 urgent, $119 mental health
Verdict: Teladoc wins on upfront pricing.
Insurance integrationStrongStrong
Verdict: Tie, both are strongly insurance-integrated.
Availability24/7 urgent24/7 urgent
Verdict: Tie, both run 24/7 urgent care.

Our verdict

If your plan includes only one of them, use that one. If you have a choice, Teladoc covers more (dermatology, and ongoing primary care when your plan includes it) and publishes its self-pay prices. Amwell is the better fit if you want to pick a specific doctor or therapist, or need pediatric or nutrition visits.

Frequently asked questions

Is Amwell or Teladoc better?+

Teladoc offers more services and publishes cash prices; Amwell lets you choose your clinician. If only one is in your plan, that usually decides it.

Do both take insurance?+

Yes, both are built around insurance and employer coverage.

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