Core Viewpoint - Teladoc Health has struggled as an investment over the past three years, with a significant slowdown in revenue and visit growth following the pandemic boom, while remaining unprofitable [1] Company Developments - Teladoc is attempting to improve its situation through leadership changes and the planned acquisition of Catapult Health, a virtual health provider focused on preventive care [2] - The acquisition of Catapult Health, costing 65millionwithpotentialadditionalpayments,aimstoenhanceTeladoc′sserviceofferingsinat−homepreventivecareandchronichealthmanagement[3]FinancialImpact−CatapultHealthgenerated30 million in revenue over the 12 months ending September 2024, which is minimal compared to Teladoc's 2.6billionrevenuein2024[3]−UnderTeladoc,Catapultwillconnecttoachroniccarenetworkof1.2millionmembers,potentiallyincreasingitspatientcoveragetoover3million[4]MarketPotential−Teladocaimstocross−sellCatapult′sservicestoits93.8millionintegratedcaremembers,withCatapult′sat−homecheckupsofferingsignificantcostsavingsofover1,400 over three years [5] Challenges Ahead - Teladoc faces difficulties in cross-selling its existing chronic care services, with only slightly over a million chronic care patients among its vast network [6] - The core business, including the BetterHelp virtual therapy unit, continues to struggle, with a 1% decline in revenue year-over-year in 2024 and a drop in paying users by 11% [7] - Teladoc remains unprofitable, with a net loss per share of 5.87inthelastyear,significantlyworsethanthe1.34 reported in 2023 [8] Long-term Outlook - While Teladoc's long-term strategy for Catapult could potentially lead to increased revenue and earnings, current performance raises concerns about its attractiveness as an investment [10]