Testimonials
See what our higher education partners say about TimelyCare’s virtual health and well-being platform.
Nearly 3 million students from more than 400 colleges and universities trust TimelyCare to provide complete clinical care, advanced technology, and expert guidance.
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“It was a no-brainer to make that institutional investment. The numbers speak for themselves. The mental health challenges and insecurities had already existed. Covid-19 exacerbated them but also forced higher education, higher education leaders and practitioners to pay closer attention. We cannot simply ignore what our students are facing.”
John Maduko
President, Connecticut State Community College
“TimelyCare was the perfect answer to our needs. It is affordable for a community college campus that has very limited resources. TimelyCare provides students 24/7 access to both medical and mental health services.”
Kim Behrens, MSN, RN
Associate Dean, Health Careers, Porterville College
“A student came to me and was explaining, just feeling a little nervous and I was like, ‘Let’s try TimelyCare.’ …[the student] eventually moved into psychiatry, and has just come back and told me that it changed her life. She feel very grateful to have had this experience and is doing better in school because of it.”
McKenzie Mathewson
Director of Residence Life, Western Colorado University
“TimelyCare is a huge support to the Student Wellness Department. It allows us to be able to focus on all of the other dimensions of wellness with a student, while we can really trust that TimelyCare is going to take care of that mental health aspect.”
Ashley Maakestad
Associate Director, Student Wellness, National University
“At Eastern New Mexico University we chose to add the Success Coaching component to provide easy access for students to receive extra support and guidance, on-demand. It is a great tool to use for self-exploration at the comfort of your fingertips, providing realization if you are on the right track.”
Dr. Christy Johanson, EdD
Vice President of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management, Eastern New Mexico University
“Peer Community is where you can talk about your issues. So, let’s say you’re anxious about a test that’s coming up. You can write about it and have others provide feedback on what they would do or what they do when they’re anxious about something.”
Student
Tidewater Community College
