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#12 in Digital Health Services
of 15 ranked entries
Direct-to-consumer telehealth & prescribing
A telehealth platform connecting users to licensed prescribers across weight management, sexual health and other categories, where the underlying medications are well studied even though platform-specific longitudinal outcome data is limited. Recorded specifics: modality Telehealth + prescribing, evidence base Medication-level trials; limited platform-specific data, typical cost 145. Panel highlighted prescribed medications are independently, clinically well studied, licensed clinicians review each case before prescribing and streamlined access compared to a traditional in-person visit. The reservation on record is limited exam depth compared to an in-person clinical visit.
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On the record
| Modality | Telehealth + prescribing |
|---|---|
| Evidence base | Medication-level trials; limited platform-specific data |
| Typical cost | $145 |
| Rating | 6.6 |
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