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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“We appreciate the after-hours and weekend options TimelyCare Success Coaching gives our students since so many work while attending classes and can’t always meet during our regular business hours.”
Barbara Curtis
Director, Academic Advising & Completion Resources, North Central Texas College
“TimelyCare has been an invaluable mental health resource with its convenience and availability of diverse practitioners it provides our students. This has been extremely beneficial when caring for students in crisis.”
Gary Stout, Ed.D.
Associate Vice President for Student Affairs, Texas Wesleyan University
“Some of our students are dealing with jobs, they’re dealing with crisis within their family, and those are things that they have to find a balance. And if someone can help them find a balance for them to be successful and not have to drop one to concentrate on the other, I think this is extremely important.”
Dr. Leroy Durant
Vice President for Student Development and Services, Claflin University
“One thing that TimelyCare does really well is it helps students to think intentionally about self-care. When we graduate a student, we want to graduate the whole student, not just a student who’s academically prepared, but a student who is prepared to go into the workplace.”
Jeanne Natali
Director Student Resource and Empowerment Center, Tidewater Community College
“The Self-Care Journeys part of the app is great because you can watch videos on different things: time management, how to deal with stress, and even relationships. If I’m feeling a little stressed, I take a deep breath and access the TimelyCare app.”
Student
Tidewater Community College
“One of the most important things about transitioning to college is students are developing their own sense of independence. The ability to take some responsibility for their wellbeing … prepares them to be successful in college, and ultimately to be successful in whatever career they choose after.”
Frances Keene
Vice President for Student Affairs, Virginia Tech
