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"I felt listened to and understood, which has given me a lot of clarity on my illness and how to manage it. I felt so much better after speaking with the psychiatrist. She made me feel calm and things made a lot of sense to me. Everyone has been so caring."

Lesley

"Mental health issues are part of our top five healthcare spend drivers and there's not a person around us that doesn't have or know someone that's struggling with depression, anxiety or some form of stress. We didn't want stigma, cost, convenience or access to be a barrier. We needed to offer not only in-person options, but virtual options to meet the growing mental health needs in our community."

Teladoc Health client

"I always thought it was just in my head, that this is the way I am and the way it will be for me. I feel relief as there is a name for what I have and it is real. It gives me hope that it can be treated and I can feel better."

Jack

"We need to provide broad access and tools, then work with partners, like Teladoc Health, to expand the spectrum of care."

Matt Wallaert
Chief Behavioral Officer, Clover Health

"My confidence is back and I have more to offer. I feel empowered and I know what to ask for regarding my treatment moving forward."

Carol

"Our mission is to improve health and inspire well-being, which includes a commitment to providing mental healthcare services and clinically-proven treatments for a wide range of mental health conditions. It's our hope that through the expansion of virtual visits, in addition to in-person visits and telephone assessments and referrals, we will continue to reach more patients and deliver on our commitment to treating the whole person, including mind, body and spirit."

Maximilian Maile
Vice President, Virtual Health, Parkview Health System

The COVID-19 pandemic has had an enormous impact on people's mental health

In a recent study, half of respondents report their mental health has been negatively affected.¹

Companies, healthcare organizations, and leaders around the world are taking mental health more seriously than ever. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has elevated the stress and anxiety that take a toll on individuals' mental health.

At Teladoc Health, we believe that people deserve access to high-quality mental healthcare to get the action plan and support needed to be well and productive at life and work.

¹April 2020 study of 1,558 employees or those recently employed in Canada and the U.S. conducted by Leger and commissioned by Teladoc Health

Research shows access to the right information and support are necessary to improve mental health

Access the full research report to:

Understand the magnitude of mental health challenges
Assess the impact on workplace productivity
Address issues preventing people from seeking support

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Virtual care is increasingly expected

Virtual care has moved to center stage during the COVID-19 pandemic and is helping more people than ever to access high-quality care from the comfort of home.

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Partnering to deliver mental healthcare

Read how executives are rethinking what it means to truly help people in need by making virtual mental healthcare widely accessible.

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Empower people to get the support they need

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Lead the conversation

Our research revealed an opportunity to support mental health dialogue in the workplace. That's why we've made a discussion guide to help managers respond to those seeking help for a more open and supportive environment at work.

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College students seeking mental health services is on the rise

That's why we've created this discussion guide to help set the stage for safe and supportive mental health conversation for students.