generated: '2026-08-15' method: searched source: >- https://intouchhealth.github.io/solo-slate/ + live probes of status.teladochealth.com and api-documentation.teladochealth.com (2026-08-15) api: Teladoc Health Solo External API versioning: scheme: uri-path current: v1 path_prefix: /qapi/v1 docs: https://intouchhealth.github.io/solo-slate/ release_train: style: quarterly format: YYYYQn.n latest_observed: 2026Q1.4 environments: - CAT - PROD see: changelog/teladoc-changelog.yml notes: >- Changes ship additively inside v1 on a quarterly release train, stamped per-operation in the reference (CAT date then PROD date). There is no version negotiation header and no dated version selector. change_communication: changelog_page: null release_notes_feed: null see: changelog/teladoc-changelog.yml notes: >- Change is communicated only as inline "Release version" stamps on the operations that changed. There is nothing to subscribe to and no way to diff two releases. deprecation: policy_url: null sunset_header: false rfc8594: false notes: >- No public deprecation/sunset policy is documented for the Solo External API, and no Deprecation or Sunset response header is described. One in-payload field is marked deprecated (familyMember on the patient object) with no removal date attached. deprecated_fields: - object: patient field: familyMember replacement: isLinkedByEmail / sharedEmailGroup removal_date: null sla: url: null status_page: url: null probed: '2026-08-15' evidence: - url: https://status.teladochealth.com status: 000 note: No DNS / no response — no status page exists at the conventional host. developer_portal_health: url: https://api-documentation.teladochealth.com/ status: 403 body: 'error code: 1014' note: >- The Developer Hub linked from apis.yml is returning a Cloudflare 1014 (CNAME cross-user banned) error. This is a broken host, not an auth gate — the front door to the SDK documentation is currently unreachable to anyone. probed: '2026-08-15' deprecated_operations: [] notes: >- No public status page, no SLA, no subscribable changelog and no deprecation policy. Access is partner-gated (BAA required), so lifecycle communication runs through the partner relationship rather than a public surface — which means an integrator evaluating the API has no way to see whether it is actively maintained beyond the two release stamps left inside the reference.