TimelyCare

04/17/2026

From beachside conversations to big-picture ideas, the FCCC Purchasing Conference delivered. 🌴

It was great connecting with leaders across community colleges and talking through what’s next for student support.

Until next time 👋

04/16/2026

Care doesn’t pause when campus offices close.

At Cal Poly Humboldt, leaders expanded support beyond traditional service hours — building a model that strengthens in-person care rather than replacing it.

Continuity matters.

🔗 Read the full case study: https://bit.ly/3PDIjsq

04/15/2026

Students don’t suddenly disengage.

The signs are there earlier. They’re just harder to see. 🔍

This session looks at how campuses are finding those moments sooner and creating clearer paths to support, with approaches like TimelyPulse.

Watch the webinar: https://bit.ly/4msXO2Q

04/13/2026

Most campuses are working hard to support students with limited time, limited staff, and rising demand. At the same time, expectations are growing.

Leaders are being asked to show what’s working and where care is making a real difference.

Take a closer look at what changes when care works: https://bit.ly/47NqihK

TimelyCare helps institutions move beyond access to care with measurable outcomes, rapid support, and trusted clinical quality—so leaders can prove care is working.

04/10/2026

ACPA, that’s a wrap. 🤝

Great conversations, new connections, and a lot of momentum around what student support can look like moving forward.

TimelyCare was proud to be part of it 👋

04/08/2026

AACC, we’re on our way.

TimelyCare will be at the American Association of Community Colleges Annual Conference — stop by and see us at Booth 30.

📍 Seattle Convention Center
👋 Let’s connect

04/07/2026

The hidden costs of unproven well-being strategies rarely show up on one dashboard.

We unpack what to look for in our latest blog👇
https://bit.ly/3PnHDay

Hidden costs from unproven student care strategies strain staff, erode trust, and risk student success. Learn how proven care models change campus outcomes.

03/31/2026

Five years of momentum and still building. 🎉

TimelyCare has been named to the Inc. Regionals: Southwest list for the fifth consecutive year, ranking among the fastest-growing private companies in the region.

This recognition reflects the growing commitment to expand care access, strengthen support systems, and improve outcomes for students. We're proud to be part of that progress alongside our campus partners.

Read the press release here: https://bit.ly/4s4p09c

03/26/2026

We’ve trained ourselves to look for academic warning signs.
But what if the students leaving don’t have any? 👀

Our latest national study shows that performance is no longer a reliable proxy for persistence.

Disengagement often builds quietly, long before alerts fire.

Read the study and understand the signals that surface earlier: https://bit.ly/4tcmcbf

National study reveals early warning signs of college student disengagement and burnout—belonging, burnout, direction—before alerts or help-seeking.

03/24/2026

💭 What’s the real return on investing in student well-being?

Some investments pay off over time, and leaders at Indiana University point to student mental health support as one of them—shaping not just today’s experience, but the alumni who represent the institution long after graduation.

03/19/2026

Care needs don’t follow business hours.

At Cal Poly Humboldt, nearly half of students said they would have done nothing if care hadn’t been available.

After-hours access changes outcomes. It also changes what’s possible for campus teams.

🔗 See how: https://bit.ly/3PDIjsq

03/17/2026

What does “working” care actually mean?

More campuses are realizing that access alone isn’t enough. When care lacks continuity or clear outcomes, the costs show up elsewhere.

Here’s a closer look at the hidden risks many teams are navigating — and what changes when care truly supports students end to end.

Read the blog: https://bit.ly/3PnHDay

Hidden costs from unproven student care strategies strain staff, erode trust, and risk student success. Learn how proven care models change campus outcomes.