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 recognized the need for greater flexibility in accessing student success resources. Partnering with TimelyCare allows us to extend our services beyond our operational hours and provide targeted support in key areas such as financial wellness, academic success, and career services. This partnership ensures students receive the guidance they need, regardless of location or schedule constraints.”
Prisca Bermúdez, BA, MA
Director of Academic Services, American College of Healthcare Sciences
“TimelyCare offered a proven product, with the TalkNow feature seen as especially advantageous for our student community.”
Doug Wood
Associate Dean of Students, Messiah University
“I wasn’t used to the academic rigor of college as much as, you know, high school, is a different battle. Being able to talk about those challenges was really helpful to me. And it helped me feeling like I wasn’t alone in that and that I wasn’t defined by the stress I was under.”
Student
Virginia Tech
“We will never staff up our counseling centers in a way to be able to manage and handle that demand.”
Cynthia Hernandez, Ph.D.
VP of Student Success, Texas State University
“I know how important is to have support … the accessibility, being able to do therapy anywhere and to have TalkNow (emotional and mental support) anywhere, 24/7, I just really believed in how important that accessibility is for all students.”
Katherine Street
Mental Health Care Provider
“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
