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Updated July 2026 · real, multi-region App Store reviews
Head-to-head

Included Health vs Evidation

Included Health 4.9★ · Free to download 60
Winner Included Health
Evidation 4.6★ · Free + IAP 45

Included Health is better for those seeking direct telehealth and health management, despite its significant technical issues, while Evidation is for users primarily interested in earning small rewards for health activities, though its payout system has declined.

Included Health offers comprehensive telehealth and health management features, but users frequently report critical app bugs and poor customer support. Evidation rewards users for health activities and surveys, but recent changes have made earning points and cashing out much less appealing.

Head to head

Features & Functionality tieR1R2R7R8
Included Health Included Health aims to provide telehealth appointments, family care management, and access to health insurance details, but many users experience severe issues with core functionalities like joining appointments, logging in, and searching for providers R1R8R12. Some users appreciate the ability to book appointments and manage family care in one place R2R7.
Evidation Evidation allows users to track daily health activities, participate in surveys, and earn points for rewards . However, many users report that the app no longer syncs correctly with health devices, leading to unrecorded steps and activities . There are also issues with connecting EHRs and account reactivation .
Ease of Use tieR2R5R11R12
Included Health While some users find Included Health easy to use and navigate R2R5, a significant number report frustrating experiences with login issues, glitchy interfaces, and difficulty finding relevant information R11R12.
Evidation Evidation is generally considered straightforward for daily use , but users frequently report difficulties with account reactivation, connecting external devices, and navigating the point system .
Reliability & Performance edge: Included HealthR1R3R8R14
Included Health Included Health suffers from major reliability issues, with users reporting frequent app errors, calls ending immediately, providers no-showing or dropping off appointments, and long delays in connecting with doctors R1R3R8R14.
Evidation Evidation has reliability problems primarily related to syncing with health devices and accurately recording activity points . Some users also report issues with the app getting stuck on loading screens or locking up .
Customer Support tieR1R3R6R10
Included Health Included Health's customer support is widely criticized as useless, unhelpful, and slow to respond R1R3R6R10. Users report long wait times, unresolved billing issues, and a lack of follow-up R3R6R10R14.
Evidation Evidation's customer service is also a point of frustration for users, especially concerning hacked accounts, reactivation issues, and syncing problems . Users note the lack of a phone number and slow email responses .
Value & Rewards edge: Included HealthR4R7R9R10
Included Health Included Health is perceived as a valuable resource by some for finding doctors, getting quick virtual care, and managing health information R7R9. However, others view it as a 'sham' or 'money grab,' citing unexpected charges, missed appointments, and being redirected to urgent care after long waits R4R10.
Evidation Evidation's core value proposition is earning rewards for health activities. While some users appreciate the small payouts and research opportunities , a significant number of recent reviews indicate a drastic reduction in earning capabilities and point values R61. There's also a new 10% fee for PayPal transfers R61R75R81R85.
Pick Included Health if

you need a centralized platform for telehealth and managing family health, and are willing to tolerate significant app bugs and customer service issues R2R7.

Pick Evidation if

you are looking for a simple way to earn very small rewards for tracking your health activities and completing surveys, and are not concerned about slow point accumulation or a 10% PayPal fee .

Evidence note: Included Health's reviews show a stark contrast between positive experiences with providers and severe frustration with app functionality and support. Evidation's recent reviews are heavily skewed negative due to changes in its reward system, making it difficult to compare its current value to its lifetime rating.

Frequently asked

Does Included Health have reliable virtual appointments?
No, many users report that virtual appointments on Included Health are unreliable, with calls ending immediately, providers no-showing, or significant delays in connecting R1R8R14R53.
How much can I earn with Evidation?
With Evidation, users can expect to earn approximately $10-$20 per year, but recent changes have made it take much longer to accumulate the 10,000 points needed for a $10 reward, often taking 8-12 months R61R81R84R85.
Is there a fee to cash out with Evidation?
Yes, Evidation now charges a $1 fee to transfer rewards to PayPal, which represents a 10% cut of a typical $10 payout R61R75R81R85.

What reviewers actually said

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  1. [R1] Included Health 1/5 · US Pray it works when you need it: Every single time we try to join an appointment the call ends immediately, and there is ZERO way to rejoin. Their support is absolutely useless. They’ve known about this issue for MONTHS and done NOTHING to address it.
  2. [R2] Included Health 5/5 · US Easy: This is an easy to use and convenient app. I love being able to book different aero when needed and having my family’s care managed in one central location.
  3. [R7] Included Health 5/5 · US Included Health is a Game Changer- Highly recommend: Included Health is a game changer. Having the ability to contact a provider over telehealth makes life so much easier. It saves time it helps me get my medicine in an efficient and effective way. Highly recommend using Included Health. All of their providers have been fantastic.
  4. [R8] Included Health 1/5 · US Providers drop off or no show: This platform is as bad or worse than when I used it in 2021, especially for mental health services. Providers consistently no show or drop off appointments only to never reappear and it is so frustrating and a complete waste of time. My new insurance uses them again, so I decided to give them another shot and it’s just as bad. Absolutely no accountability for when p
  5. [R5] Included Health 5/5 · US Easy so far: Just getting started but it seems user friendly enough for any age
  6. [R11] Included Health 4/5 · US Health Professionals Excellent very easy to set up phone for App.: Had Issues Setting up at first History and Normal things. App was being very Glitchy. Spent better part of early Morning trying to list Medications On and Confirm for Appointment.
  7. [R12] Included Health 1/5 · US Horrible: Always says error , try again. Can not access even with the help of support.
  8. [R3] Included Health 3/5 · US 2 opposite experiences in one day: I logged on to the included health website and was in the waiting room. I then noticed I received a appt summary but I did not receive a notice saying my provider was ready. I got on the message chat. AI transferred me to someone named Kamila who said there was a 7-9 minute wait for tech. That was at 1:00 pm. Tech finally reached out at 2:14. Though I kep
  9. [R14] Included Health 1/5 · US Provider missed two appointments: My doctor missed two appointments in a row. The first time I went to login to my appointment and noticed that my appointment had disappeared. Called into support and they said the doc called in sick. Cool thanks for the heads up or at least try to get me another appointment that day. Nope to either of those. Second time I logged into my appointment and waited for
  10. [R6] Included Health 2/5 · US App is fine, service is not: This app works OK, but the service doesn’t let you have an extended conversation with a health provider. Instead, every time I send a message there’s a multi hour delay, and then someone looks at it, tries to fix the issue, closes up the thread, and then I have to start a new thread if they don’t do things right. This is a good idea in concept, but the way that convers
  11. [R10] Included Health 2/5 · US Poor CS: Got billed for occasions that were beyond my control and no one has been a help in getting resolved.
  12. [R4] Included Health 1/5 · US Completely useless: Complete sham app, doesn’t do much except redirecting you to install more apps. Prescriptions only show up after approval, medications requests require OptumRx app, managing health insurance requires blueprint portal. Current claims won’t be seen until they are approved. This app is a classic example of corporate greed that overtakes health industry
  13. [R9] Included Health 5/5 · US Dr. Kennedy: Very helpful! I would have remained in pain today.
  14. [R53] Included Health 4/5 · US Took a long time to connect Dr: It took more than a few hours to connect to Dr while it says five minutes wait time on the screen. once Dr was assigned it was quick
  15. [R61] Evidation 1/5 · US No longer worthwhile: I’ve had this app for 7 yrs and am now deleting. They have removed 80% of the earning capabilities and removed any reward for many activities altogether. This used to be an app where if you worked hard then small rewards were obtainable. Now they even started charging 10% to transfer your reward to your account of PayPal. There are other, much better sites. Evidation destroye
  16. [R81] Evidation 3/5 · US Not as good as it used to be: The app used to be much more advantageous to use. Now when you achieve the 10k points you need for a reward (which takes about 3 times longer than it used to). They take a dollar fee for your reward. So as I said not as good as it used to be
  17. [R84] Evidation 3/5 · US Nice rewards… takes a LONG time: I like the rewards for healthy activity. That said, it takes a LOOOOOOONG time for to get 10000 points for a $10 gift card. I’ve suggested doing a $5 gift card at 5000 points, but never heard back from anyone about it.
  18. [R85] Evidation 2/5 · US Was better before: I loved the app previously but with the new updates I went from cashing out quarterly to now it takes about 8-12 months just to cash out once. They also removed the free PayPal option and charge $1; which since you only get $10, is a 10% cut unless you want a gift card to something
  19. [R75] Evidation 3/5 · US Used to be a great app: This was a great app for earning health rewards. I really liked it. Sadly they like every other company… changed their system and stopped offering rewards for many activities and now charge a fee for you to transfer the earnings to PayPal. I used to recommend it and now I will not. It’s too bad they changed.

Synthesized from 120 recent App Store reviews · updated July 2026 · View on the App Store