Teladoc
Teladoc Health
Publisher DNA
What defines Teladoc?
AI intelligence is not yet available for Teladoc. The portfolio data below is up to date.
Portfolio
What does Teladoc ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
Editors' Choice badge across markets sustains organic install velocity
- Telehealth appointments provide a convenient alternative to waiting in physical clinics for non-emergent medical care
- Technical instability during appointment scheduling and session joining prevents patients from accessing care when needed
Analysis in progress
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 1 of 2 apps with localized market data, more coverage rolling in as scans complete · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
0
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
1
Negative apps
35/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Teladoc compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both platforms compete for the same employer-sponsored and direct-to-consumer telehealth market, offering 24/7 urgent care and mental health services to the same user base.
Contenders(13)
Both platforms target individuals seeking virtual primary care and prescription services, creating direct competition for users prioritizing on-demand access over traditional office visits.
Both platforms compete for the same user base requiring 24/7 urgent care and specialized telehealth consultations through insurance-sponsored or direct-to-consumer models.
Both platforms compete for users seeking 24/7 on-demand virtual medical consultations, targeting the same patient segment that prioritizes immediate access over traditional appointment-based care.
Both platforms compete for the same virtual care audience, but HealthTap targets longitudinal primary care via a $15/month subscription, while Teladoc Health focuses on enterprise-sponsored episodic and chronic condition management.
Both platforms compete for patients seeking virtual medical consultations, with Teladoc Health providing insurance-sponsored primary care while Hims targets specialized, subscription-based men's health.
Hinge Health competes for the same employer-sponsored benefit budgets as Teladoc Health, specifically capturing the musculoskeletal and physical therapy segment through a dedicated virtual care model.
MDLIVE competes for the same insurance-sponsored and direct-to-consumer audience by offering 24/7 virtual medical and behavioral health consultations.
Mochi Health competes by targeting the weight management segment, a specific subset of chronic condition management where Teladoc Health also operates, drawing users away with a specialized focus on GLP-1 prescriptions and lifestyle coaching.
Teladoc Health and Pawp compete for consumer attention by shifting medical consultations from physical clinics to on-demand mobile video and text sessions. Both platforms target users seeking immediate professional guidance for health concerns outside of traditional office hours.
Both platforms target patients seeking remote medical care, but Push Health competes by offering direct access to independent providers for prescription refills and lab testing, bypassing the insurance-gated model of Teladoc Health.
QuickMD competes by targeting direct-to-consumer urgent care and specialized treatment paths without the enterprise-sponsored insurance requirements that define the Teladoc Health model.
Both platforms provide virtual medical and mental health consultations, but they compete by targeting distinct institutional distribution channels: Teladoc Health focuses on employer and insurance-sponsored populations, while TimelyCare targets academic institutions.
Both platforms target individuals seeking medical care, with Zocdoc acting as a discovery and scheduling layer for in-network providers while Teladoc provides direct virtual care delivery.
Same space(28)
Air Doctor assists travelers in navigating foreign healthcare systems by connecting them with local medical professionals.
Benenden Health provides private healthcare and wellbeing support through a subscription-based model.
BetterHelp competes for the mental health segment of the user base by offering a specialized, remote-first therapy infrastructure.
fepblue provides federal employees with tools to manage insurance claims and access wellness resources.
Health Insurance Portal offers Centene-affiliated members a digital space to review coverage and search for providers.
Cerebral offers a mental health network that combines clinical consultations with direct medication delivery.
HSBC Health bundles clinical services for insurance policyholders, using health benefits as a retention tool for the core protection product.
CVS Health drives store traffic by linking pharmacy services and retail savings to a digital health hub.
Doctolib functions as a patient-facing booking utility that monetizes through service fees charged to healthcare providers.
Doctor Care Anywhere provides remote clinical consultations for patients needing 24/7 access to doctors.
DoctorsBeyond provides a unified portal for urgent and primary care, targeting users who need a single interface for diverse medical needs.
DRAPP offers a telehealth ecosystem that connects patients with doctors for urgent care and specialty consultations.
healow acts as a patient-facing portal for the eClinicalWorks EHR system to manage records and telehealth.
Centivo Care offers members a primary care team with integrated behavioral health and virtual consultations.
Sydney Health acts as a centralized portal for Elevance Health members to manage insurance benefits and claims.
GoodRx serves as a primary medical assistant for pharmacy savings, capturing high-intent users who seek immediate cost relief outside of insurance-sponsored channels.
Talkspace targets the same mental health demographic but relies on insurance integration to drive adoption, mirroring Teladoc's B2B-led strategy.
Teladoc Health Patient serves as a specific interface for video consultations initiated by provider invitations.
MedinAction connects travelers and expats with English-speaking doctors for on-demand medical care.
Oscar Health centralizes administrative insurance tasks and clinical tools for plan members.
Patient Access connects users to local GP services and pharmacy resources for appointment booking.
Quantum Health provides insurance members with care coordination and benefit management tools.
CityMD Urgent Care provides a regional digital portal for existing patients, serving as a localized alternative to national virtual care.
Sword Health addresses the musculoskeletal needs of the same employer-sponsored population, using hardware to deliver clinical-grade care.
Teladoc Health Denmark provides localized telemedicine services, serving as a regional variant of the core virtual care platform.
Tulane Telehealth offers a digital bridge to primary care for urgent needs, focusing on clinical continuity through record exports.
UnitedHealthcare serves as a digital utility for policyholders to manage claims and access Optum-based clinical services.
WriteNow Care targets the mental health market with a low-cost, human-led model that prioritizes provider fit over algorithmic matching.
