COVID-19 Resource Guide for Higher Education

Last Updated: May 11, 2021

The novel coronavirus, COVID-19, is a public health concern, and TimelyMD wants to ensure colleges and universities are prepared for the possibility of an outbreak on campus. Our team has created a COVID-19 Resource Guide for Higher Education to equip campuses with up-to-date knowledge to support prevention and control strategies.

To access our toolkit, please click here. We encourage you to share this information with students, faculty, and parents.

TimelyMD will continue to monitor the situation and will provide COVID-19 updates via our social media platforms and newsroom.

Lisa Albert

AVP of Strategic Communications

As AVP of Strategic Communications, Lisa will focus on the communication strategy that brings the mission, vision, and values of TimelyMD to life. She brings a wide array of experience from various industries and verticals, with a long-term emphasis in higher education. With a passion for affecting change, Lisa is a hands-on, out-of-the-box thinker who uses creative problem solving to reach the audience most effectively.

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