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Independent health service index / 2026

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We have gathered the most exciting healthcare options that are available direct to consumers like you. We examine clinical legitimacy, recurring charges, and cancellation terms before a service enters the index. We can't guarantee these offerings' effectiveness, but we do our best to ensure only high-quality services are listed.

8 services matching “therapy”

Midi Health

Editor's pick

Virtual care for women in perimenopause and menopause: video visits with trained clinicians, personalized protocols including hormone therapy, and prescriptions sent to your pharmacy. Covered by many major insurance plans.

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Jun 25, 2026

Very-low-dose ketamine therapy for mood, delivered by telehealth: a brief clinician evaluation, daily at-home doses, and continuous check-ins by text — at a flat monthly price far below clinic-based programs.

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Jun 23, 2026

Guided at-home ketamine therapy for anxiety and depression: clinician screening, sublingual doses shipped to you, and structured sessions with a guide and integration coaching, sold as multi-session programs.

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Jun 21, 2026

The largest online therapy platform: matched with a licensed therapist for weekly video, phone, or chat sessions plus unlimited messaging, on a weekly-billed subscription you can pause anytime.

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Jun 20, 2026

Online therapy and psychiatry with a key difference: it's in-network with many major insurers, so sessions with licensed therapists or prescribers often cost a copay instead of full freight.

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Jun 19, 2026

Walk-in wellness studios across the US offering cryotherapy, IV drips, red-light therapy, mild hyperbaric oxygen, and compression — pay per service or join as a member. The biggest brick-and-mortar player in recovery therapies.

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Jun 8, 2026

Mobile IV therapy: a licensed nurse comes to your home or hotel with vitamin, hydration, or recovery drips, plus at-home labs and NAD+ treatments. Available in most major US metros.

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Jun 7, 2026

Infrared saunas for home use, from single-person cabins to full-spectrum suites. Infrared heats the body at lower, more tolerable air temperatures — the entry point most people choose for a home heat-therapy habit.

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Jun 6, 2026