AT&T has partnered with LifeMD to provide over 100 million eligible wireless and fiber customers with a complimentary LifeMD membership, waiving the usual $19 monthly fee valued at $228 annually. This membership grants access to a nationwide virtual care and pharmacy platform, allowing customers to connect with licensed providers for various health needs and prescriptions, many of which can be shipped directly. The benefit is available through AT&T's &More program, initially in 11 states with plans to expand nationwide by January 2027. This move aims to make healthcare more accessible and convenient by leveraging virtual care services, addressing growing demand for telemedicine.
Following AT&T's announcement of free virtual healthcare access through LifeMD, its stock price shows a slight dip, trading at USD 26.47 with a 0.21% decrease as of Sep 15, 2026 20:15 WIB. The company maintains a strong market capitalization of $181.66 billion and offers a dividend yield of 4.19%, reflecting steady investor interest despite the minor daily decline.
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