Finger Lakes Community College has rolled out a pair of mobile apps that give students the answers, and the services they need to remain in school and thrive academically. TimelyCare app gives access to health care, mental health counseling Sarah...
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The region’s healthcare organizations have been forced to turn the extraordinary into the everyday over the last three years. They have persevered through shutdowns, revenue shocks, and fast-changing regulations, all while fighting on the front lines of a pandemic that...
Everyone always says that new goals should wait until the next year; however, I have to disagree. New goals can begin at any point, which is why I’m starting to work toward mine now. So if you’re wanting change, here...
TimelyMD, the leading virtual health and well-being solution in higher education, this week announced that it has earned URAC accreditation for Telehealth, becoming the first virtual care provider focused exclusively on college and university students to do so. URAC is the...
Toyin Anderson is a mom looking for solutions to what she sees as a crisis of youth crying out for help with their mental health. “Our kids are still struggling. From the pandemic, the lack of being able to socialize,...
The top concern of college students is not academics, inflation or even mass shootings – it’s their own mental health. In a recent nationwide survey of nearly 1,200 college students by TimelyMD, the leading health and well-being provider in higher...
More than 1 million college students nationwide have access to a mental health platform from TimelyMD, the campus-focused telehealth company, but until recently, it’s only been used to access counseling services and resources. As of Tuesday, though, students going through...
TimelyMD, which hasn’t stopped surging since its establishment in 2017, was the highest-ranked Fort Worth company, coming in at No. 116. Now a leader as a virtual health and well-being solution in higher education, TimelyMD was ranked No. 4 in...
As campuses open, stressors remain from the pandemic—and two hint at the cost and affordability of higher ed. What is the No. 1 concern on the minds of college students as they head to campuses in the coming weeks? It...
As colleges and universities prepare for a fourth academic year shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic, students continue to endure mental health issues at a high rate. However, students’ sources of stress and anxiety may be changing, according to a new...
