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New peer-reviewed research from TimelyCare offers a rare look at how suicide risk changes from one therapy visit to the next among college students receiving virtual mental health care.Published in DIGITAL HEALTH, the study, “Trajectories of suicide risk in virtual therapy for college students: A retrospective study,” analyzed 5,289 college students who entered virtual therapy The post New Study Reveals When College Students at Risk for Suicide Begin to Improve in Virtual Therapy appeared first on TimelyCare.

Built for every student, including those who would never book an appointment, the model pairs an AI well-being guide with human coaching and licensed clinical care.  Student support has long been built around one assumption: when students need help, they will ask for it. Many never do. Some college students are struggling quietly but do The post TimelyCare Unveils “Connected Care for Every Student,” with an AI Well-being Guide as an Easier First Step appeared first on TimelyCare.

TimelyCare, education’s most trusted virtual care provider, announced today that it has earned a spot on the Inc. 5000 list of America’s fastest-growing private companies for the fifth consecutive year. TimelyCare ranks No. 2,964 nationwide, with 104% three-year growth. The annual Inc. 5000 recognizes the nation’s most successful independent and entrepreneurial businesses based on percentage The post Five Years of Unprecedented Growth: TimelyCare Redefines Student Well-Being appeared first on TimelyCare.

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 they exist. Some schools are changing that by positioning wellness resources as a differentiator during The post Online Learners Deserve Fair Access to Wellness Resources appeared first on TimelyCare.

Independent review validates the governance, safeguards and accountability supporting TimelyCare’s responsible use of AI. Prioritizing student safety and well-being in the age of AI, TimelyCare, education’s most trusted virtual care provider, today announced that it has earned full URAC accreditation under the Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare 1.0 Developer + User Program, setting a new benchmark The post TimelyCare Sets New Standard for Student Safety with URAC Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare Accreditation appeared first on TimelyCare.

TimelyCare, education’s most trusted virtual health and well-being provider, has earned national recognition as a 2026 USA TODAY Top Workplace and received multiple Culture Excellence honors. The awards celebrate TimelyCare’s purpose-driven culture and the team behind its work to improve the health and well-being of millions of students nationwide. In addition to the 2026 USA The post TimelyCare Earns Prestigious 2026 USA TODAY Top Workplaces Award and Multiple Culture Excellence Honors appeared first on TimelyCare.

Academic stress has long been considered the defining challenge for K-12 students, but loneliness has emerged as the more pressing concern, according to the 2026 Youth Wellness Report released today by Alongside, by TimelyCare. Drawing from 1 million student chats and 28,676 hours of support, the data provides an unprecedented look at student needs across The post Loneliness Emerges as Top Concern for K-12 Students in New Youth Wellness Report appeared first on TimelyCare.

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, budget and access constraints as they rework care-delivery models to meet student needs. The report, The post Student Demand Outpaces Campus Counseling Availability appeared first on TimelyCare.

Student demand for counseling services continues to rise across U.S. college campuses, according to a new national survey of campus counseling and psychological services (CAPS) leaders, many of whom say their centers are operating beyond sustainable capacity. The findings come from Beyond Capacity: How Campus Counseling Centers Are Redefining Service Delivery, a new survey-based insight The post As Student Needs Rise, Campus Counseling Centers Confront Budget and Provider Shortages appeared first on TimelyCare.