MedCity News November 16, 2023
Marissa Plescia

New York City teens ages 13 to 17 will soon be able to access Talkspace therapists through phone, video or text for free. They will also be able to use Talkspace’s self-guided content.

Starting this month, digital mental health company Talkspace will begin offering its telehealth services for free to all New York City teens between the ages of 13 and 17, the company announced Wednesday.

New York City-based Talkspace works with insurers and employers and offers access to therapy, psychiatry and self-guided mental health support.

Through the new program (called TeenSpace) with the New York City Health Department, teens will be able to connect with a Talkspace therapist through phone, video and text. They’ll be able to access the...

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