Telehealth provider reviews

We reviewed Recovery Delivered's nationwide medication-assisted recovery and broader telehealth services on price, coverage and scope.

We spent weeks evaluating Ro's weight loss, men's health and primary care offerings on price, clinical quality and support. Here's our verdict.

Sesame is a no-membership, cash-pay marketplace for online doctor visits. We tested its booking, pricing transparency and clinician quality.

Bicycle Health specializes in online Suboxone for opioid use disorder. We reviewed its clinical model, insurance coverage and speed to treatment.

Marek Health built a following around lab-driven hormone and peptide optimization. We reviewed its testing, clinician oversight and value.

Form Health leans on obesity-medicine specialists and insurance coverage. We assessed its clinical depth, dietitian support and cost.

We assessed Boulder Care's harm-reduction addiction program on insurance coverage, retention and philosophy of care.

Hone Health offers at-home hormone testing and telehealth TRT. We reviewed the testing process, clinician access and ongoing monitoring.

Talkiatry pairs board-certified psychiatrists with insurance coverage. We evaluated its ADHD and psychiatry care, wait times and value.

Curology offers custom prescription skincare by mail. We assessed the formulas, provider access and whether it beats over-the-counter routines.

Mochi Health pairs obesity-medicine clinicians with insurance navigation for GLP-1 care. We reviewed its program, pricing and coverage help.

Workit Health blends online MAT with structured recovery courses. We evaluated its dual opioid and alcohol focus, coverage and experience.

We evaluated Ophelia's opioid use disorder program on cost, insurance coverage, retention and support. Here is our verdict.

Hims is the most recognizable name in consumer telehealth. We tested its weight loss, ED, hair and mental health lines to see if the brand lives up to the marketing.

Found blends GLP-1 medication with behavioral coaching. We evaluated whether the coaching justifies the membership and how its pricing compares.

Teladoc is the giant of virtual care, usually accessed through insurance. We assessed whether it is worth using when you have a choice.

PlushCare promises insurance-friendly primary care with the same doctor each visit. We tested continuity, booking and value.

Talkspace is one of the few online therapy platforms widely covered by insurance, and it offers psychiatry too. Here's how it performed.

Lemonaid Health offers cheap, flat-fee online visits for common conditions. We tested the flows, pricing and pharmacy delivery.

Nurx covers birth control, herpes and everyday women's health by mail. We reviewed pricing with and without insurance, delivery and clinical support.

Maximus markets testosterone optimization, including enclomiphene protocols. We reviewed its testing, options and value for men.

We evaluated Eleanor Health's value-based, integrated addiction and mental health model on coverage, breadth and complaints.

BetterHelp is the biggest name in online therapy. We tested matching speed, session formats, pricing and the limits of its model.

Noom built its name on behavioral psychology and now offers GLP-1 medication via Noom Med. We tested both sides of the program.

Calibrate is a premium, year-long metabolic reset. We assessed whether the intensive coaching and insurance help justify the annual price.

Amwell is a veteran insurance-friendly telehealth network. We evaluated its urgent care, therapy and psychiatry against newer rivals.

We reviewed Oar Health's cash-pay naltrexone subscription for alcohol use disorder on speed, price and support.

We reviewed Sunnyside's alcohol moderation app on price, tracking, and the difference between coaching and clinical treatment.

MDLIVE is a Cigna-owned, insurance-first telehealth platform. We checked its coverage, specialties and how it stacks up to Teladoc.

Cerebral bundles therapy and medication management in one subscription. We weighed its breadth against its well-documented growing pains.

We looked at Ria Health's alcohol use disorder program, weighing its 50-state coverage and care model against recurring billing complaints.