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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“I enjoyed that I was able to speak face-to-face with a provider even though it was through video. I also enjoyed that it was with someone who definitely shares similar beliefs and values that I think is a testament to the inclusion and diversity of the providers available.”
Student
George Mason University
“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 is a vital resource, not just for students, but for faculty and staff, as well. Our faculty and staff are working hard, trying to work with students … TimelyCare really helps to give faculty and staff some more tools in their toolkit for helping students who are struggling right now.”
Dr. Jeanne Natali
Director of Student Resource and Empowerment Center, Tidewater Community College
“TimelyCare has helped supplement the Counseling Center’s work by increasing accessibility in three significant ways: increasing accessibility to counseling for students through after-hours and weekend care, expanding access to care for out-of-state students, and increasing access to students who require psychiatric medication.”
Jason Wong
Training Director, Pepperdine University
“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
“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
