How we rate

How we rate telehealth providers.

Ratings reflect our editorial assessment of medical oversight, medication sourcing, pricing, support and fulfillment, and are reviewed regularly.

Updated Sep 23, 2026 · Medically reviewed by Christopher Stephenson, MD

What we look at

Every program we list is a U.S. telehealth service that prescribes through licensed clinicians. We read each program's own pricing, refund and support pages and rate it on the five things that decide whether it is a good place to be treated.

Who reviews

Medical content is reviewed by a licensed physician before it is published and when it is updated.

How we make money

We earn a commission when you sign up with a provider through links on this site. Commissions can affect which providers we feature and where they appear. Our ratings are our editorial assessment of each program, and the medical content is reviewed by a licensed physician.

The commission is disclosed at the top of every page that carries a link to a provider. Signing up through one of our links never costs you more than going direct.

How often pages are checked

Page typeChecked everyAlso triggered by
Ranked comparison30 daysA partner pricing change, or a provider entering or leaving the list
Provider review60 daysPricing, state coverage or a formulation change
Medication guide90 daysA new label, new trial data, or an FDA safety communication
Article180 daysA cited source superseded or withdrawn

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Medical disclaimer

TreatmentMD is not a medical provider and does not give medical advice. Talk to a licensed clinician before starting or stopping any treatment. In an emergency, call 911. Compounded medications are prepared by licensed pharmacies and are not FDA approved.