Talkiatry Review
✓ Updated July 2026
By the TelehealthIndex Editorial Team · How we score Very Good · #4 in Mental Health & Therapy No affiliate relationship
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Talkiatry score
Very Good · #4 in Mental Health & Therapy · Data as of July 2026 · No affiliate relationship
Clinical credibilityGood
Regulatory & safety recordMinor deductions
Transparency & trustMixed
Access & coverageGood
Customer experienceLimited
Value & pricingGood
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What it is
Psychiatry-first with 800+ W-2 employed psychiatrists/PMHNPs (largest private US psychiatrist employer); insurance-only; LegitScript-certified.
Strengths
- In-network with insurance
- Available in 45 states
- Lower-cost pricing for the category
Considerations
- BBB F (~186 unanswered billing complaints) despite strong clinical model
- Stimulant prescribing depends on DEA telehealth flexibilities (expire Dec 31, 2026)
- Meta-pixel privacy class action proceeding
Founded2019
OwnershipPrivate ($210M Series D, Feb 2026)
Availability45 states
InsuranceYes
Money-back guaranteeNot advertised
PricingInsurance-only; typical ~$30 specialist copay; no cash-pay
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