Terms of Service

Teladoc Health · agreement dated February 1, 2026 · Official agreement

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Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice

Recurring messages may contain minimally necessary health information

Depending on your account’s Communication Preferences, recurring or ongoing messages may contain minimally necessary PHI. Teladoc disclaims liability for disclosure caused by incorrect or outdated contact details you supplied. Optional communications may be stopped at any time by replying STOP.

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Based on your communication preferences, messages may include minimally necessary PHI.
Message frequency is recurring/ongoing based on Your preferences as indicated under “Communication Preferences” in Your account.
Teladoc is not liable if your information is disclosed to someone else due to incorrect or outdated contact details you provided.
For optional communications, You may opt out at any time by replying STOP.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • PHI is described as minimally necessary and dependent on communication preferences.
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Sharing & Disclosure · User right or choice

Approved third parties can keep accessing account data until disabled

You can authorize a chosen provider, such as a Personal Health Record provider or healthcare provider, to retrieve, provide, modify or otherwise use health and other account information, or otherwise share information with it. Once authorized, access may continue until you affirmatively disable it. You alone must review and approve each service before sharing information or accessing it.

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You may choose to allow a third-party service provider (such as a Personal Health Record provider, health care providers, and any other entity chosen by You) to retrieve, provide, modify or otherwise use health and other information in Your account or otherwise share Your information with the service provider.
Once You permit a specific third-party service provider to access Your account, such service provider may continue to access Your account until You affirmatively disable access.
It is Your sole responsibility to review and approve each such third-party service before sharing Your information through or otherwise accessing it.

Qualifications & exceptions

  • Access begins with your permission and may continue until affirmatively disabled.
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