Although millions of Americans suffer from mental illnesses, there is still a lack of public knowledge about mental health and limited access to resources for those who need help. Fortunately May is Mental Health Month, so it’s the perfect time to break misunderstandings, cure stigma, and focus on wellbeing…
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MeMD’s President and CFO, Glenn Dean, joined other healthcare experts to discuss notable advances in healthcare for In Business Magazine’s April issue.
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Feel like you’re working yourself thin? It’s time to introduce yourself to the mental health break—a time to check out from your normal obligations and just unwind…
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But can schools keep up? Many students are left without the resources they need to seek help and a common consequence is students simply dropping out…
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Mental illness is just as harmful as physical illness, so it’s important to pay attention to early warning signs that may indicate it’s time to seek help…
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Recently the U.S. Department of Defense issued a memorandum that effectively changed the Military Health System (MHS) policy on telemedicine.
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In an effort to mitigate the rising costs of detaining individuals within state-run correctional facilities, many states have begun turning to telemedicine.
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Have you been chanting ‘new year, new you” to since the first? It’s a great time to take advantage of the year’s clean slate and focus on your mental health.
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People tend to think of intelligence as a static trait; you get what you are born with and you can’t do much to expand on it. However, there are indications that intelligence may be more fluid than people expect.
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Patients in remote and rural areas with little to no access to mental health services can benefit from telemedicine services that make providers and care more accessible.
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