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Doctor on Demand vs WeHealth: Two Telehealth Apps, Two Very Different Approaches to Your Care

Doctor on Demand (now part of Included Health) charges per visit. WeHealth charges one flat monthly rate for a full month of care. Here is how they compare on what matters most.

Updated March 31, 2026 · 7 min read

The Bottom Line

WeHealth wins on value and continuous care — offering month of visits, built-in RPM, chronic care management, and comprehensive sexual health for $47/month. Doctor on Demand (Included Health) is best for patients whose employer provides it as a free benefit and who need occasional preventive care or mental health consultations.

Pricing: Per Visit vs Flat Monthly Rate

Pricing DetailDoctor on DemandWeHealth
Medical Visit (no insurance)$89+ per visit$47/mo — a full month of visits
Therapy Session$129+ per sessionIncluded in monthly plan
Psychiatry — Initial$299Included in monthly plan
Follow-Up Visit$89+ per visitIncluded in monthly plan
Chronic Care Visit$89+ per visitIncluded — with monthly check-ins
With InsuranceAs low as $0 (copay varies)Free — most plans accepted

Doctor on Demand's per-visit costs are in line with other major telehealth brands, but for patients managing ongoing conditions or needing regular care, those individual visit fees accumulate quickly. One month of two medical visits and a therapy session on Doctor on Demand would cost $307+ without insurance. That same care on WeHealth costs $47 total.

Services & Specialties

ServiceDoctor on DemandWeHealth
Urgent Care✓✓
Primary / Preventive Care✓✓
Mental Health✓ (per session)✓ (included)
Chronic Condition Mgmt✓ (per visit)✓ — CCM with monthly monitoring
Pediatrics✓✓
Sexual Health / STI CareLimited✓ — Full suite: testing, treatment, management
Weight Loss / GLP-1Limited✓ — GLP-1, nutrition, behavioral coaching
Remote Patient MonitoringNot available to consumers✓ — Smart devices included
In-Person OptionReferrals to in-network providers (Included Health)✓ — Walk-in clinics in Brooklyn/Queens

Doctor on Demand's integration into Included Health gives it a strong navigation and referral network — it can connect patients with in-network specialists. However, for direct care, WeHealth's all-in-one model offers broader day-to-day services including sexual health, weight management, and continuous monitoring.

The Continuous Care Difference

Doctor on Demand, like most telehealth platforms, is built around the appointment. You feel sick, you book a visit, you get treatment. That model works well for occasional needs, but it leaves gaps in care for patients who need ongoing attention.

WeHealth fills those gaps with a fundamentally different model. Every patient gets a personal care team — doctor, nurse, and care coordinator — that tracks vitals through connected devices, reviews health data in real time, and checks in monthly even when you are feeling fine. This is the kind of proactive care that catches problems early — a blood pressure trend creeping up, glucose levels fluctuating — before they become emergencies.

For patients managing chronic conditions, recovering from a hospital discharge, or working through a weight loss program, this continuous monitoring is not a nice-to-have. It is a fundamental shift in how healthcare works.

Who Should Choose Which?

WeHealth Is Best For

  • Patients who want flat-rate a full month of care
  • People managing diabetes, hypertension, or heart disease
  • Anyone who needs ongoing mental health care
  • Patients who want real-time health monitoring between visits
  • People who need sexual health / STD services
  • NYC residents who want telehealth + local doctor access
  • Families who need frequent care for multiple members

Choose Doctor on Demand If…

  • Your employer provides it free via Included Health
  • You need occasional preventive care checkups
  • You want access to specialist referral navigation
  • You use telehealth once or twice a year at most

Frequently Asked Questions

Is WeHealth cheaper than Doctor on Demand?

Yes. Doctor on Demand charges $89 or more per medical visit and $129+ for therapy without insurance. WeHealth charges $47 per month for a full month of visits covering urgent care, primary care, follow-ups, prescriptions, and mental health.

Is Doctor on Demand the same as Included Health?

Yes. Doctor on Demand merged with Grand Rounds Health to become Included Health. The consumer-facing telehealth services continue under the Doctor on Demand brand, while Included Health is the parent company.

Does Doctor on Demand offer chronic care management like WeHealth?

Doctor on Demand offers chronic condition management visits, but these are scheduled individually at per-visit rates. WeHealth includes Chronic Care Management (CCM) with monthly check-ins, Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) with connected devices, and a personal care team — all built into the monthly plan.

Can I use Doctor on Demand or WeHealth for STD testing?

Doctor on Demand offers limited sexual health services. WeHealth provides a comprehensive sexual health suite including testing and treatment for chlamydia, gonorrhea, genital herpes, HPV, and more — all included in the monthly subscription.

Which is better for families?

Both serve adults and children. WeHealth's flat monthly rate covers month of visits, making it more affordable for families who need frequent care. Doctor on Demand charges per visit for every family member.

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