The Trend: Telehealth, peer-to-peer chat platforms and other online resources have been part of student wellness programs for years, especially post-COVID-19. However, these offerings are typically promoted to residential students, while online learners at the same institutions might not know...
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Amid ongoing student mental health challenges, demand for support continues to climb nationwide while campus counseling centers struggle to adapt under the mounting strain. A new report from TimelyCare finds that counseling and psychological services (CAPS) leaders face persistent staffing,...
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College is stressful, especially when you’re an online student. Balancing your coursework, career, and other obligations can leave you feeling burnt out. That’s why the University of Cincinnati has partnered with TimelyCare so that you can put your mental health...
Did you know that you are paying for a 24/7 medical and mental healthcare service? TimelyCare is a telehealth service offering around the clock appointments and is included in your SWOSU tuition. In a recent interview, Dr. Adam Johnson, Vice President for Student...
Students Can Receive Support 24/7 SUNY Brockport’s Hazen Center for Integrated Care recently partnered with TimelyCare, a 24-hour virtual health and well-being platform, to give students immediate access to mental health support, medical providers, and self-care resources — anytime and anywhere. “They...
Students ‘Doing OK’ Can Still Be at Risk Joshua.Bay Mon, 03/09/2026 - 03:00 AM A TimelyCare survey finds academically stable students can struggle quietly, highlighting the need for proactive check-ins and support. Byline(s) Joshua Bay Read MoreTimelyMD Newsroom
Jayna Bonnette, left, and Sarah Chavez navigate the TimelyCare app in the Student Health Center. UP photo by Emily Flores Lamar University’s Student Health Center is partnering with the TimelyCare app to provide a mental health platform for students. Students interested...
As student mental health concerns grow, faculty members are feeling pressure to provide them with support. A January survey from TimelyCare found 76 percent of faculty members believe supporting students’ mental health is a job expectation. This mirrors students’ expectations, with...
