Notice of Privacy Practices

Teladoc Health · agreement dated February 18, 2026 · Official agreement

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Use & Processing · Company practice

PHI supports healthcare operations

Teladoc uses and shares PHI to run its organization and support healthcare delivery, including improving services and quality, customer support and monitoring provider qualifications. This is subject to lawful-purpose and special-information limits in the notice.

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We may use and share your PHI for healthcare operations. This helps us run our business, support care, improve quality, and help members.
We use and share your PHI to run our organization and support healthcare delivery.
Improving services and quality of care
Providing customer support
Monitoring provider qualifications

Qualifications & exceptions

  • For healthcare delivery and lawful healthcare operations.

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Use & Processing · Company practice

AI-enabled tools assist staff and providers

Teladoc may use automated and AI-enabled tools for care support, documentation, quality review, navigation and operational needs permitted under HIPAA. They assist staff and providers and do not make clinical decisions or replace licensed professionals’ independent judgment. PHI disclosures to technology service providers must comply with HIPAA.

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Teladoc Health may use automated tools, including AI-enabled tools.
These tools are designed to assist our workforce and providers and do not make clinical decisions or replace the independent judgment of licensed healthcare professionals.
We may disclose your PHI to service providers that support our technology; any such disclosure will comply with HIPAA.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • For HIPAA-permitted healthcare-related purposes; tools do not replace professional judgment.
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Use & Processing · Company practice

Healthcare operations include provider-qualification monitoring

Teladoc lists monitoring provider qualifications as a healthcare-operations use of PHI, alongside customer support. The notice’s law and sensitive-information limits still apply.

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Monitoring provider qualifications
Providing customer support

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Within lawful healthcare operations.

Use & Processing · Company practice

Operations include creating de-identified or aggregate information

The notice includes creating de-identified and/or aggregate information among Teladoc’s healthcare operations. It does not specify a detailed de-identification method here.

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Creating de-identified and/or aggregate information.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Within healthcare operations.

Not stated here

  • The notice does not describe the de-identification method.

Use & Processing · Company practice

Automated tools assist healthcare delivery without making clinical decisions

For healthcare operations and HIPAA-permitted purposes, Teladoc may use AI-enabled and other automated tools for quality improvement, care coordination, clinical documentation, operational efficiency and service navigation. They assist staff and providers; they do not make clinical decisions or replace licensed professionals’ independent judgment. Teladoc may disclose PHI to technology-support service providers in compliance with HIPAA.

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As part of our healthcare operations and HIPAA-permitted purposes, Teladoc Health may use Automated Tools, including AI-enabled technology, to support quality improvement, care coordination, clinical documentation, operational efficiency, and service navigation related to the delivery of healthcare services.
These tools are designed to assist our workforce and providers and do not make clinical decisions or replace the independent judgment of licensed healthcare professionals.
We may disclose your PHI to service providers that support our technology; any such disclosure will comply with HIPAA.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • For healthcare-related HIPAA-permitted purposes; professional judgment is retained.
Also annotated in the same passage (1)