Do it yourself
Cancel Found yourself
TLDR: Open Account Details and click Cancel Membership, or email support@joinfound.com, and they say it takes effect within 24 hours, when app, provider, and prescription access can stop. Fees are final unless the terms say otherwise.
Cancel in Account Details
Found bills the membership.
- 01Open the Found app or the portal.
- 02Open Account Details.
- 03Click Cancel Membership.
You can also email support@joinfound.com. They say a cancel is effective within 24 hours. They may turn off access to the platform right away. Prescriptions and provider access stop on the cancel date. Plan ahead so a refill is not cut off. If you cancel near the end of the period and the next fee still hits, email them to reverse it. The fee does not go up during the first commitment. Taxes can change. The membership fee is not required to get medical care. Email them to ask about care without the fee. Some plans include medicine. GLP-1s and compounded medicine are billed separately unless the plan says they are included. Text STOP only ends texts.
Mail a notice
You want it on paper.
- 01Write that you are cancelling, and include the email on the account.
- 02Mail it to Found Health, Inc., 215 NW 24th St, Suite 700, Miami, FL 33127.
The terms say you may contact them at that street. A dispute notice goes there, Attn: General Counsel. Cancel in the app as well. They try to process cancels quickly, and a letter can miss the billing cutoff.
How to know it worked
- They say the cancel takes effect within 24 hours.
- Access to the app, the providers, and prescriptions can stop on that date.
Watch out for
- Fees are final and not refunded unless the terms say otherwise.
- If they end the plan for non-payment, or you leave and come back, the price can be higher.
- They can still collect fees that were already owed before the cancel.
Found refunds
- A next-period charge that hits because you cancelled at the end of the cycle can be reversed if you email support@joinfound.com.
- A refund or credit at other times is their choice. One does not promise the next.
Sources · checked 28 October 2026

