Affiliate disclosure

HRT Picks participates in affiliate programs. When you click certain links and complete a qualifying action (typically signing up for a telehealth platform's service), we may earn a commission. This comes at no additional cost to you.

We disclose this relationship visually on every page where it applies: affiliate-partner platforms are marked with an emerald CTA button. Non-partner platforms get a neutral button.

Who pays us

These 6 platforms pay us a commission on a qualifying signup. As of August 28, 2026 that is the entire roster. We cover providers we hold an affiliate relationship with, and we would rather say so plainly than let a reader infer a wider scope than we have. What it does not buy is stated below, and it is checkable: the score comes from the published methodology and the objective tables sort on the score.

Read that list carefully, because the awkward one is at the top: Winona is both our highest-scored women's provider (8.4/10) and a paying partner. We are not demoting it for that. Its score is recomputed from the published weights and the evidence file behind them, the same way every other provider's is, and the honest remedy for a conflict is to name it rather than to bury it or to bend the number. If you think the score is wrong, the working is on its review page, and our corrections policy is on the editorial policy page.

Editorial firewall: our editorial score is methodology-driven, not affiliate-influenced. We rank by score, not by which platforms pay the most. A platform that pays us nothing could outrank a platform that pays us $200 per signup if its score is higher. See our methodology.

Per FTC 16 CFR Part 255, we maintain this disclosure clear and conspicuous on every page where affiliate links appear.

HRT Picks is an independently operated editorial site. We are not a medical provider. Nothing on this site is medical advice.