TytoCare

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Hear directly from the leaders redefining school-based care. Perfect for anyone improving access and building partnerships.

Learn directly from innovators at Cone Health, Children’s Nebraska, and more at the School Health Virtual Summit 2026. Discover how they’re partnering with schools, states, and communities to keep kids healthy and supported.

What if reducing ER visits, keeping parents at work, and helping kids learn better could all be done from inside a school? It’s exactly what Dr. John Jenkins, MD and his team at Cone Health are doing in North Carolina. They’ve built one of the most forward-thinking school-based telehealth programs in the country, putting full-time telepresenters in Title I schools, connecting children to remote clinicians and behavioral health support. They’ve also added additional layers of community support to tackle absenteeism at the root. The results? - Fewer unnecessary ER visits - Reduced chronic absenteeism - Stronger trust between schools, families, and healthcare providers In our conversation, Dr. Jenkins shared why access and equity aren’t the same thing, how his team earns trust with families, and what it really takes to care for the whole child. I loved hosting this episode – it was a truly inspiring conversation! 🎧 Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eT4H9_8c

Ask anyone in rural healthcare what their #1 challenge is. The answer is always the same: access That’s why I loved hearing Dr. John Jenkins share how Cone Health is tackling access in one of the most practical, inspiring ways I’ve seen: by bringing care directly into schools. In North Carolina, his school-based telehealth program is: ✔️ Cutting unnecessary ER visits ✔️ Reducing chronic absenteeism ✔️ Building trust with families who might otherwise struggle to connect with healthcare What struck me most is how intentional this model is. It’s not just about plugging in telehealth. It’s about full-time telepresenters in schools, partnerships with educators and nurses, even training CMAs who reflect the communities they serve. As someone who works with health systems navigating similar rural access challenges, this conversation hit home. It shows what’s possible when we meet kids and families where they already are. 🎧 Listen to the full episode here: https://hubs.li/Q03G39Lc0

When your clinicians are trying to diagnose patients via telehealth, they can’t really listen to their lungs or look in their ears. That means that, to an extent, they’re diagnosing blind. It’s really frustrating and definitely means your patients might receive lower-quality care. That’s where TytoCare comes in. TytoCare turns any location into a clinic – which means that no matter where your patients are, they can be examined and get a full diagnosis virtually.