AT&T Becomes the First U.S. Carrier to Offer Eligible Wireless and Fiber Customers a Free LifeMD Virtual Healthcare Membership

Woman using a smartphone for a virtual healthcare appointment from home, illustrating expanded access to telehealth services through AT&T and LifeMD.

Key Points

  • AT&T is offering eligible wireless and fiber customers a complimentary LifeMD membership through its &More program.
  • The offer waives LifeMD’s $19 monthly membership fee, a stated value of $228 per year.
  • Members still pay for the appointments, prescriptions, and services they use.
  • The program will initially serve 29 million AT&T customers in 11 states before expanding to additional markets in January 2027.
  • More than 100 million eligible AT&T wireless and fiber customers are expected to have access as the program expands nationwide.

 

AT&T (NYSE: T) has announced an exclusive collaboration with LifeMD (NASDAQ: LFMD) that gives eligible wireless and fiber customers free access to LifeMD’s virtual healthcare and pharmacy membership platform.

The offer removes the monthly membership cost but does not make healthcare visits, prescriptions, or other services free. Customers must enroll to receive the benefit.

Free LifeMD Membership Removes the $19 Monthly Fee

Eligible AT&T customers can receive a LifeMD membership without paying the standard $19 monthly fee.

AT&T values the waived membership at $228 per year. The benefit is available through the company’s &More program, which gives members access to special offers and savings.

Once enrolled, customers can access LifeMD’s virtual care platform and pay only for the healthcare services they choose to use.

Virtual Care Services Cover Everyday Health Needs

LifeMD members can connect with state-licensed providers for primary care and urgent care, including same-day prescriptions for common conditions such as infections, allergies, and asthma.

The platform also offers ongoing medication support for chronic conditions including high blood pressure and high cholesterol.

Other available services include weight management, including GLP-1 medications; women’s health services for perimenopause, menopause, and hormone replacement therapy; men’s health services for testosterone and sexual health treatment; prescription dermatology; hormone health; sleep care; and laboratory services.

When clinically appropriate, LifeMD can provide same-day prescriptions and refills. Many medications can be shipped from LifeMD’s pharmacy, while others may be sent to a customer’s local pharmacy.

Customers Pay for Visits, Prescriptions and Medical Services

The complimentary benefit applies to LifeMD membership access, not to the cost of medical care.

Message-based care visits start at $29. Urgent-care and primary-care video visits with state-licensed providers start at $49, while specialty-care visits start at $79.

Customers may use insurance, Medicare, or discounted cash-pay rates for appointments and prescriptions.

First Rollout Covers 11 States Before Nationwide Expansion

The program will first be offered to 29 million AT&T customers in Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Michigan, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, and Texas.

AT&T said it plans to add more markets in January 2027 as the benefit expands nationwide. Eligible customers can enroll through the AT&T website or AT&T mobile app.

 

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