1. Doctor on Demand and Humana’s health plan On Hand charges $0 to $5.
2. Walmart offers its employees $4 telehealth appointments.
3. SSM Health in St. Louis charges $25.
4. Summa Health in Akron, Ohio, charges $30.
5. McLaren Health Care in Grand Blanc, Mich., charges $49.
6. Akos MD charges $75 to $99.
7. Stanford Children’s Health and Stanford Health Care, both in Palo Alto, Calif., charge $700 for its Grand Rounds program, which offers digital second opinion consultations from Stanford physicians.
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