Teladoc Health missed Wall Street's revenue expectations in Q2 2026, with sales falling 4% year on year to $606.9 million. The digital medical services platform's stock dropped 24.1% following the announcement. Next quarter's revenue guidance of $589 million came in 6.5% below analysts' estimates. The company also lowered its full-year revenue guidance to $2.4 billion at the midpoint, down from $2.53 billion, a 4.9% decrease. Teladoc reported a GAAP loss of $0.21 per share, which beat analyst expectations of a $0.25 loss. Adjusted EBITDA of $65.71 million exceeded estimates of $62.25 million. Analysts expect revenue to grow 2% over the next 12 months, below the sector average.

Teladoc Health secures multi-year virtual care partnership with NBA players union. Published. July 29, 2026 The National Basketball Players Association has selected Teladoc as its preferred virtual primary care provider under a multiyear deal covering current and retired NBA players and their families. The union's roughly 450 members will receive access to Teladoc's primary care, urgent care, mental health, dermatology, nutrition, and medical screening services. The partnership gives Teladoc a high-profile customer whose members face an unusual healthcare problem. Frequent travel, trades, and relocations can make it difficult for professional athletes and their families to maintain consistent care. "Through our partnership with Teladoc Health, we ensure our players and their families have uninterrupted, high-quality medical support no matter where the game takes them," NBPA Chief Player Experience Officer Matteo Zuretti said in the announcement. Players will also have access to VirtualCheckup, which combines blood work and other health measurements with medical history reviews, mental health screenings, risk assessments, and personalized guidance. Teladoc and the NBPA plan to offer preventive health screenings during the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas. The agreement gives Teladoc another recognizable partner as it looks for more ways to distribute its virtual care services. More than 100 million people have access to the company's products, including through over 100 U.S. health plans. Teladoc recently struck deals with Walmart to offer $89 virtual clinic visits and with Instacart to add cardiometabolic programs to its app, Fierce Healthcare reported.

Teladoc puts fees at risk in AI-powered virtual care platform relaunch. Teladoc Health launches Teladoc One with 100% fee-at-risk model, using AI and unified data to coordinate care across virtual and in-person settings. Published: July 27, 2026 Teladoc Health has launched Teladoc One, a rebuilt virtual care platform that places 100% of the company's fees at risk by linking payment directly to medical cost savings and clinical outcomes. The platform spent two years in development and represents a fundamental redesign of the telehealth giant's approach to care delivery. Teladoc One uses the company's Pulse intelligence engine, a unified data ecosystem that combines clinical history with claims, pharmacy, device, medical record, and eligibility data. AI-driven monitoring identifies patient needs earlier, while human care navigators coordinate across virtual and in-person providers rather than relying on chatbots alone. The average US adult spends eight hours each month coordinating healthcare across six different health apps, Teladoc said. The new platform addresses this fragmentation by offering a single personalized pathway. Care teams get real-time guidance on medication management, care site selection, and specialty referrals, with the goal of reducing unnecessary ER visits and hospitalizations. Three in four Americans manage at least one chronic disease, driving roughly $4.7 trillion in annual spending. Teladoc said its accumulated data from over 100 million primary care, mental health, chronic illness, and acute care visits provides the foundation for the platform's intelligence layer. Teladoc One represents a shift from treating one disease at a time toward continuous, data-driven care across the full health journey. The company said the platform is designed to serve employers and health plans while maintaining accountability for outcomes rather than billing for services rendered.