School-Based Behavioral Telehealth

What is School-Based Behavioral Telehealth?

Children can benefit from integrated mental health services while at school through telehealth technology. Our school-based therapist works with each child to support emotional, behavioral, and social challenges.

What conditions can be treated?

Adjustment disorder
Anxiety
Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
Autism
Depression
Grief/loss
Mood disorders
Trauma-related disorders

How does it work?

After you enroll in the program, you can schedule an appointment through the school nurse, social worker or counselor. Students are seen virtually at school in a private space to ensure confidentiality.

Enroll in the Program

To enroll for the school-based telehealth program, enter your first and last name and email address to begin the signing process. If you don't have an email address, please use schoolbased@sctelehealth.org.

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How can I make a referral?

You can make referrals for therapy and psychiatry by submitting the MUSC School-Based Therapy referral form.

How do I pay for appointments?

Medicaid covers visits. Private insurance coverage varies, copays and deductibles apply.

What schools participate in the program?

The School-based Behavioral Telehealth program is available in a number of districts and schools:

Calhoun District
Charleston District
Charter Schools (Liberty STEAM, Carolina Voyager, Compass Collegiate, High School for Health Professionals)
Dorchester District 2
Governor's School of Arts & Humanities
Governor's School of Math & Science
Meeting Street Schools
Orangeburg District
Sumter District
Williamsburg District

Note: Services may not be available in every school in each district listed. To see if behavioral telehealth is available in your school, please contact the school directly.

Questions?

Call 843-792-0355.