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Webinars
Caring for Students in the Face of the Delta Variant
TimelyMD’s medical and mental health experts discuss how colleges and universities can support as they navigate the challenges brought on by new variants of the COVID-19 virus.
Gen Ztressed: Basic Needs Insecurity and Your Students
Discover strategies and resources that your institution can use to support the basic needs of your students, including food, housing, childcare and healthcare. Learn how your institution can break down common barriers to help students stay safe, focused and on track to graduate.
Gen Ztressed: Well-being, Inclusion and Belonging in Polarized Times
Hear from a panel of experts on strategies and resources that your institution can use to support diverse student populations.
Gen Ztressed: Student Mental Health
In this panel discussion, you’ll hear from higher education experts on how college and university leaders can lead the change on their campuses to support students who are wondering what comes next.
Gen Ztressed: Stimulus Funding
In this presentation, higher education experts discuss how stimulus funds can be used at your institution. Learn how to access funds and advocate for programs that best serve the needs of your students.
Student Health and Well-being at Faith-Based Institutions
Learn ways your faith-based school can go beyond supporting student health to empowering students to be well in all aspects of their lives.
Active Minds: Digital Mental Health
Explore the successes and lessons learned of technology during the pandemic and how digital tools can soon play a larger role. The digital experts on this Active Minds panel discuss the need for nuanced, data-driven, and equitable approaches, among other factors, for turning the tide in young adult mental health.
How Telehealth Improves Student Engagement
Hear how Abilene Christian University is improving student engagement through telehealth. With co-host Cindy Gravitt, ACU’s Medical Practice Manager, you'll learn how the school's custom-built telehealth program helped students thrive.
Case Studies
Student Distress and Early Intervention
The strategic intent of TimelyMD’s virtual care offering is to move upstream, focus on team-based primary and secondary prevention to help students achieve optimal emotional, mental, physical, and cognitive performance. In this case study, learn about the statistical evidence that the support and care provided during TimelyMD’s telehealth visits reduces students’ levels of distress.
Telehealth Impact at Faith-Based Institution
Despite an excellent campus clinic, Abilene Christian University struggled to manage student mental and physical healthcare needs. Learn how ACU improved student healthcare on campus with telehealth.
California Community Colleges
The COVID-19 pandemic affected higher education in unique and challenging ways. When students were away from campus and access to services was limited or unavailable, see how telehealth provided health and wellness services to fill the gap.
Surveys
College Students on COVID-19 Policies
In August 2021, TimelyMD conducted a nationwide survey of college students. The goal of the survey to understand student concerns while returning to campus with the Delta variant threatening their hopes for a more “normal” semester.
Community College Students and Basic Needs Support
In June 2020, TimelyMD conducted a nationwide survey of college students regarding the impact of COVID-19 on mental health. The students’ responses indicated that stress and anxiety increased due to COVID-19.
One Year Later: 4 Out of 5 College Students are Still Stressed by COVID-19
Download the results of a March 2021 survey of over 1,300 nationwide college students. The survey assessed the state of student mental health one year after the start of the COVID-19 global pandemic.
What Really Has College Students Stressed During COVID-19
In June 2020, TimelyMD conducted a nationwide survey of college students regarding the impact of COVID-19 on mental health. The students’ responses indicated that stress and anxiety increased due to COVID-19.
Feature Content
Guidance on Return to Learning During the Ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic
This document provides institutions with an overview of how students have been impacted by the pandemic, what to expect as students return to learning and strategies to best support student health and well-being while creating a safe and healthy environment for learning, living and thriving.
Students: Why Virtual Care is Vital to Our Well-Being
Resources to care for student mental health continue to be an urgent need for higher education. Learn how students at schools such as Middlebury College and Abilene Christian University are embracing teletherapy to handle any issue, any time of day.
