The US App Store lists the Mavida Health app as free to download
What's paid
Individual and group therapy and medication support. The site names insurers it accepts and says HSA/FSA can be used. A visit price was not printed in that FAQ
Price and billing period
Not stated by the company
Trial
Not stated by the company
Card needed
Not stated by the company
Auto-renew
Not stated by the company
How to cancel
Not stated by the company
The app listing is free. Clinical visits are billed. The site names several insurers and says HSA/FSA can be used. A dollar price was not in that FAQ.
Yes: the policy describes disclosure for advertising, and an opt-out
Policy date: Not stated by the company
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We offer you choices on how you can opt out of our use of tracking technology, disclosure of your Personal Information for our advertising to you, and other targeted advertising.
We treat all health information that you provide when becoming a patient with us and via interacting with your Provider as health information under the Provider’s Notice of Privacy Practices.
Yes for health information collected as a patient (separate notice)
Policy date: Not stated by the company
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We treat all health information that you provide when becoming a patient with us and via interacting with your Provider as health information under the Provider’s Notice of Privacy Practices.
People who want a clinician visit for mood around conception, pregnancy, loss, postpartum, or perimenopause, and who will confirm insurance before they book.
Mavida's App Store listing describes individual and group therapy, medication support, a content library, and moderated forums for people trying to conceive, pregnant, after a loss, postpartum, or in perimenopause. The company's site says it accepts several insurers, including Horizon BCBS, Cigna/Evernorth, Blue Shield of California, Aetna, and UHC/Optum, and that HSA/FSA can be used. Any prescription comes from their clinician, not from this directory. This is not crisis care. If you may be in danger, contact emergency services or call or text 988 in the US. The App Store listing checked is Mavida Health, from Mavida Health Inc.
Pros
The App Store listing describes individual and group therapy, medication support, and moderated forums.
The site names several insurers and says HSA/FSA can be used.
Cons
A visit price is not printed in the insurance FAQ. Coverage and copays vary.
Any prescription is their clinician's decision. This is not crisis care. In the US, call or text 988 if you may be in danger.
