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Doxy.me

Simple, free telemedicine solution. HIPAA-compliant video visits in browser.

HIPAA compliantNo downloadsWaiting roomFree tier
Free / Premium $29/user/mo billed annually
Verified 19 Jul 2026 · source: doxy.me/en/pricing
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Zoom for Healthcare

HIPAA-compliant Zoom for healthcare. Familiar interface with medical workflows.

HIPAA/HIPAA BAAEHR integrationWaiting roomsRecording
Pricing unstated
Not yet verified
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Teladoc

Virtual care platform for employers and health plans. Full-service telehealth.

24/7 accessMental healthChronic carePharmacy
B2B pricing
Not yet verified
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SimplePractice Telehealth

Telehealth built into practice management. For therapists and health practitioners.

Video sessionsPractice managementBillingClient portal
From $49/mo billed monthly (telehealth included in every plan)
Verified 23 Aug 2026 · source: simplepractice.com/pricing
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By Misha Catalano, Founder & Lead Software AnalystLast reviewed 23 Aug 2026
Data verified 23 Aug 2026

What are Telehealth Platforms?

Telehealth platforms are comprehensive digital health solutions that connect patients with healthcare providers through virtual care delivery systems. Unlike simple video visit tools, full telehealth platforms often include marketplace or network components that match patients with available providers across specialties. White-label platform solutions allow health systems and payers to deploy branded telehealth services under their own name. Multi-specialty support connects patients with primary care physicians, specialists, therapists, and urgent care providers through a single platform. Scheduling and triage systems route patients to appropriate providers based on symptoms, acuity, and availability. Payment processing handles copays, self-pay pricing, and insurance verification for virtual visits. Quality assurance modules monitor visit outcomes, patient satisfaction, and clinical quality metrics. API and integration frameworks connect telehealth platforms with existing healthcare IT infrastructure including EHRs, pharmacy systems, and health information exchanges.

Key Features to Look For

Multi-Specialty Provider Network

Connects patients with primary care, specialists, therapists, and urgent care virtually.

White-Label Deployment

Enables health systems to deploy branded telehealth services under their own name.

Patient Triage & Routing

Routes patients to appropriate providers based on symptoms, acuity, and availability.

Insurance & Payment Processing

Handles copays, self-pay, and insurance verification for virtual visits.

Quality & Outcomes Monitoring

Tracks visit outcomes, patient satisfaction, and clinical quality metrics.

Healthcare IT Integration

Connects with EHRs, pharmacy systems, and health information exchanges via APIs.

How Much Does Telehealth Platforms Cost?

Enterprise telehealth platform pricing is overwhelmingly quote-priced: contracts are scoped to covered lives, provider capacity, and integration depth, and standard rate cards are not published. That holds across the platform vendors listed here — Teladoc Health, Amwell, and their peers quote per deployment rather than publishing prices. Where a listed vendor's pricing has been verified against its own pages, the figure appears on its vendor card with its source URL and verification date; unverified figures are not republished here.

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How We Evaluate Telehealth Platforms

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