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Telehealth Privacy Reviews

Telehealth platforms handle your most sensitive health information - diagnoses, prescriptions, and mental health data.

4
Services Reviewed
43
Avg Score
Teladoc
Best in Category

Service Comparison

Side-by-side comparison of privacy scores across major telehealth services.

Service Score Grade Key Privacy Issue
Teladoc
Best in Category
50 C Health data used for care recommendations View Review →
BetterHelp
45 C- Therapy session data shared with Facebook View Review →
Hims & Hers
40 C- Prescription data used for marketing View Review →
Talkspace
Lowest in Category
37 D+ Therapy transcripts retained after ending care View Review →

🔎 Key Findings Across All Telehealth

Health Records

Diagnoses, symptoms, and prescriptions stored digitally.

Mental Health Data

Therapy sessions and mental health information collected.

Third-Party Sharing

Health data shared with analytics and advertising.

Prescription History

Medication history reveals health conditions.

Service Reviews

Click through for complete privacy analysis of each service.

Teladoc Best in Category

50/100 (C)
  • Health data used for care recommendations
Full Review →

BetterHelp

45/100 (C-)
  • Therapy session data shared with Facebook
Full Review →

Hims & Hers

40/100 (C-)
  • Prescription data used for marketing
Full Review →

Talkspace Lowest in Category

37/100 (D+)
  • Therapy transcripts retained after ending care
Full Review →

Privacy Concerns?

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How this is scored. I built the methodology; an automated system scores each company's published terms against it. Treat these scores and flags as a consistent, opinion-based read, not a guarantee or legal advice. Terms change often, so check the company's current policy before relying on this.