How we review

healthifyone routes readers toward telehealth services. Before any partner appears on this site, it is checked against the criteria below. This page exists so a reader can see the bar a partner had to clear — and exactly how money is involved.

What a partner must have

• Licensed providers. Care must be delivered by licensed clinicians operating within their scope of practice.
• State licensing. The service must operate only in states where its providers are licensed, and must verify patient location.
• A real consultation. A provider must evaluate each person and decide whether any treatment is appropriate. Services that skip evaluation do not appear here.
• Published pricing. Costs must be discoverable before sign-up, with no hidden recurring charges.
• Clear cancellation terms. A subscriber must be able to find out how to cancel before they subscribe.
• A privacy posture worth trusting. A published privacy policy and sensible handling of health information.

How compensation works — and what it cannot buy

healthifyone earns a commission on qualifying sign-ups, as described in the Disclosures. Compensation can influence which qualifying partners appear and in what order. It cannot buy a place on this site for a partner that fails the criteria above, and it cannot buy specific wording — partner descriptions are written by healthifyone, not supplied by partners.

What this site never does

healthifyone never makes a clinical recommendation. It never says a treatment is right for a particular person, never compares therapies, and never predicts an outcome. Those judgments belong to a licensed provider who has actually evaluated the person.

Corrections

If something here is out of date — a partner changed pricing, dropped a state, or altered terms — email reviews@healthifyone.com and it will be corrected.