Ownership & direction
- VRET
- Independent · clinician-led, from an active caseload
- XRHealth
- US & Israel group · acquired Amelia (2021) and Psious (2024)
XRHealth acquired Amelia and Psious and centralizes pricing and decisions at the parent. VRET is clinician-led VR exposure software with a clinical advisor in active practice, responsive support, and per-practice pricing. Switch in 14 days with the first month free.
The demo is run by our clinical advisor. Written side-by-side proposal in 48 hours. No commitment.
Violet where VRET wins, amber where XRHealth wins. We don’t hide what an international group does better: a broad catalog and a global track record.
| Dimension | VRET | XRHealth |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership & direction | Independent · clinician-led, from an active caseload | US & Israel group · acquired Amelia (2021) and Psious (2024) |
| Pricing model | Per practice, predictable (headsets included) | Per active headset (about $220/headset/mo) |
| Servers & data location | EU-hosted (GDPR-grade) | US-hosted, mostly |
| Support | Clinician-led · under 8 business hours | Distant time zone · 24–48h average reply, no clinical advisor |
| Who decides the next scenarios | Our clinical advisor + a quarterly customer vote | Decided globally, at the parent |
| Scenario catalog | 5 active + 4 more due by late 2026 | 20+ validated scenarios (PTSD, addictions, eating disorders) |
| Capital, global reach & track record | 2025 product · early customers onboarding | International group · clinics on four continents |
| Contractual guarantee | 30 days, every plan, no conditions | Varies by contract, no documented condition |
| Meta Quest 3 compatibility | Official · clinician runs the session from the browser cockpit | Official · controls from an operator console |
Third-party prices checked on against the vendors’ own websites and commercial materials. Rates published in euros are shown converted to US dollars at 1.10; the original figure is the one the vendor publishes. Prices vary by country, volume and negotiation — always confirm with the vendor before deciding.
Clear criterion: if you run 2 or more headsets, care about support responsiveness, and your work is specific phobias + anxiety + relaxation, switching to VRET is a sound move. If you depend on PTSD, addictions, or eating disorders, stay on XRHealth — we say so with no commercial arrangement.
No setup cost, no double-paying. You self-serve in 24 hours, onboard your team in 5 days, and see your first real patient in 14 days.
30 minutes with our clinical advisor. We review your current XRHealth/Amelia contract and your real clinical usage. Within 48 hours you get a written side-by-side proposal.
You self-serve in under 24 hours. A 90-minute onboarding by video, with a quick-start guide per clinician. Your dashboard is ready before you move a single patient.
We map your hierarchies and historical anxiety data to the VRET format. If you export your data from XRHealth (your right under GDPR), we read it in and make it available.
We’re with you on the first real patient session. Once you confirm the flow works, you give notice to XRHealth. Your first month of VRET is free so the two overlap without double-paying.
Fair question, two honest answers. (1) What XRHealth gives you: track record, capital, thousands of clinics across four continents. If you need a vendor that reads as ’safe’ to a corporate procurement committee, XRHealth delivers that — we say it plainly. (2) What VRET gives you and XRHealth doesn’t: a clinical advisor you can reach, decisions made by people who see patients, an invoice of $289/mo instead of about $880/mo, EU-hosted data, and a 30-day money-back guarantee on every plan with no conditions. You weigh those two sides. This page exists because for many independent practices, the second side weighs more.
Legitimate, answered without spin. (1) We learned from Psious: the VRET contract includes the right to export all your data under GDPR, plus 90 days of transition support if we shut down or get acquired. (2) Your data is yours in an open format — protocols, sessions, anxiety levels, notes — exported whenever you want, no permission required. (3) If VRET were acquired by an international group, the contract guarantees a documented full export. It’s in the data agreement, not a FAQ.
Straight answer: not in 2026. The published roadmap puts PTSD in Q1 2027 and addictions in Q2 2027, subject to a quarterly vote by our first customers. XRHealth clearly beats us on breadth. If your clinical work depends on PTSD, addictions, or eating disorders, staying on XRHealth is the right call — we say so on the call, no commission involved.
Rough math: 4 headsets × about $220/mo = about $880/mo on XRHealth, vs $289/mo on VRET Clinic (4 headsets included). Difference: about $591/mo × 12 ≈ about $7,000 a year. On the call we run the exact figure with your real numbers.
GDPR requires it. In practice, some clinics have had to escalate through their compliance lead or file a complaint with their data protection authority to get the export in a reasonable window (15–30 days). If you hit friction, we help you draft the formal GDPR request.
The other alternative pages, each with the same honest side-by-side structure — including the rows they win.
Founded in Bilbao in 2014, acquired by XRHealth in 2024. For anyone tracing the origin.
About $440–880/mo with Amelia vs $289/mo with VRET Clinic. Amelia’s catalog is broader.
When C2Care fits better than VRET (PTSD, addictions, eating disorders).
oVRcome is patient self-help. VRET is for the clinician in session.
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