U.S. community colleges have accelerated their investments in student health and well-being, according to new data from TimelyMD, the leading virtual health and well-being solution in higher education.
These investments, made possible largely by available federal and state assistance, have made equitable access to care an increasingly common added benefit two-year institutions provide to students. With the White House proposing an additional $1 billion for increased access to mental health support in colleges and universities as part of its strategy to address the nation’s mental health crisis, community campus leaders say that’s money well spent.
