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Talkspace offers therapy and psychiatry on one platform and takes most major insurance, plus Medicare for therapy. It says most insured members have a $0 copay. It doesn't take Medicaid, and it doesn't match you by a therapist's race.
Read the review →Brightside offers psychiatry, therapy, or both, plus a Suicide Prevention Program for adults with elevated suicide risk. It takes most major insurance and some Medicare and Medicaid plans.
Read the review →BetterHelp lets you check "Black therapist" as a preference when you sign up, but that is a request, not a guarantee. You can message your therapist anytime and switch with a click. It takes some insurance. Its therapists don't prescribe medication.
Read the review →Hims Mental Health is an online prescription service for men with anxiety or depression. A licensed provider can prescribe generics like sertraline or bupropion, from $49 a month. It isn't therapy, and it doesn't take insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid.
Read the review →Cerebral offers therapy and medication management on one platform and takes some insurance. In 2024 it agreed to pay more than $7 million to settle FTC charges over health-data sharing and cancellations, and it settled a federal investigation into its controlled-substance prescribing.
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