June, 25, 2024 GUILFORD COUNTY, N.C. — More students in Guilford County will have access to virtual primary care in their school buildings this fall. It comes thanks to a partnership between the school district and Cone Health with the goal of keeping students in school and learning as much as possible.
Read »For low-income schools in North Carolina, Cone Health’s school-based telehealth services are much more than a convenience.
Read »By almost any measure, Atrium Health Levine Children’s Meaningful Medicine school program is a win for everyone involved. Kids are seen for health conditions without leaving school, parents avoid missing work, and providers enjoy convenient hours and higher job satisfaction. Most importantly, kids get treatment sooner, avoiding emergent conditions.
Read »MECKLENBURG COUNTY, N.C. — The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services launched a new child behavioral health dashboard. The dashboard will track depression, ADHD and substance abuse disorders in people under 18, with the goal of filling gaps and disparities in health care and improving child behavioral health across the state.
Read »The 2022 Telehealth Program of Excellence award was presented to two school-based programs during the 10th Annual Telehealth Summit of South Carolina held in November at the Charleston Gaillard Center: the Prisma Health School-based Telehealth Program and the CareSouth Carolina School-based Telehealth Program.
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