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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“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
“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
“Students being able to manage mental health crises, being able to manage mental wellness, and also just wellness, is a big deal. It’s a big deal about how they manage their family lives. It’s about how they engage with their communities. And it’s a big deal for how they do in the world of work.”
Dr. Mark Milliron
President, National University
“Empowering students with tools for their well-being aligns with our broader vision of fostering resilience and personal growth. It encourages a proactive approach to mental health, enabling students to actively participate in their own journey to wellness.”
Keisha Jones
Vice President of Student Affairs, Davidson-Davie Community College
“TimelyCare helps a student’s independence because it puts the tools that they need for their own self-care in their hands.”
Yvonne Hernandez Friedman
VP for University Belonging and Student Affairs, Coastal Carolina University
“Without TimelyCare, we would be spending more time navigating the healthcare system, trying to find physicians who accept certain insurances, and ensuring students have transportation to appointments.”
Michelle Croce, Psy.D
Director for Mental Health/Counseling, Albion College
