The nation's leading
K-12 telehealth provider

Hazel Health partners with schools and families to provide high-quality virtual physical and mental health care that helps students stay engaged in learning.

For all students

We make it possible for every student to access the high-quality care they need to thrive academically.

Care from diverse, bilingual providers

Our on-staff providers partner with schools and families to deliver culturally humble care.

Convenient for families

Care is provided at no out-of-pocket cost and is accessible from school or home.

Telehealth at no cost to families

We are committed to addressing systemic health inequities by working with schools, families, and health plans to bring high-quality care  to every child.

Our impact

Improve student attendance

77% of students who receive care from a Hazel medical provider return back to class, regaining an average of 3 hours instructional time

Care within days

We connect K-12 students with compassionate, licensed therapists to help them with what they’re feeling

Care at no cost to families

When a student needs support, Hazel connects them to a provider, regardless of insurance status, and at no cost

Providing equitable access to 3 million students and counting

We partner with school districts to reduce absenteeism and support student success.
‍With Hazel, students have regained over 70,000 hours of instructional time.

LAUSD
OCPS
Atlanta Public
HIDOE
LACOE
San Bernardino
Garland
Duval County
Denver Public
Colorado Springs
Clark County
Ceres
Calaveras
Bunker Hill
Broward
Aurora Public

Our whole child services

We ensure every student receives the care they need, when they need it - at school and at home.

Mental health services

Our on-staff therapists specialize in delivering clinically significant improvement across a wide range of students' needs.

Physical health services

Our doctors, nurse practitioners, and physician associates provide students with the health care they need within minutes.

Care coordination

Our clinical support team helps families navigate their child's treatment plan.

What is Hazel?

Helping children feel better takes a team

We build a circle of support to help children feel better so they can get back to learning.

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Student

Share with the doctor or therapist what they’re feeling so they can start to feel better and return to learning

Hazel providers and case managers

Provide student with mental or physical health care, facilitate the student’s treatment plan, and help families access the care and services they need in their community

School nurse, counselor, or other staff

Identify children who need care, help the student start a Hazel visit, and work with Hazel provider to deliver care

Parent or guardian


Give permission for Hazel services and communicate with school staff and the Hazel provider about a care plan for their child

School district administration

Partner with Hazel to bring telehealth services to their district’s schools

What students, parents, and school leaders are saying

"As a rural, agricultural California district, Denair Unified faces challenges in terms of access to care, especially pediatric mental health care. Student safety, mental health support, especially in these very trying times for both staff and students, is key. Our kids are not going to learn until they're feeling good. Partners like Hazel Health who are helping give our students access to medical care and behavioral support, whether they're at home or at school, it's just one more thing that we can do for our families."

Terry Metzger, Superintendent
Denair Unified School District

"We've seen a dramatic increase, especially, with the need for coping skills, for things like anxiety, anger, sadness, and also just those basic social, emotional skills we're seeing a need for. And that's really where Hazel Health has come in to help support us to meet that need."

Alexandra Richardson, School Counselor
Aurora Public Schools

"We partner with Hazel Health to support the work of our school nurses, and provide in-school and in-home telehealth appointments to students. Providing this extra layer of medical support means that our underserved students — those who experience difficulty seeking care, like our homeless, foster care and chronically ill students — are able to receive quality care at no extra cost."

Colleen Williams, Director of Student Wellness and Support Services
San Bernardino Unified School District

"I had a student come in with a low-grade temperature. I asked if anything hurt and she said her leg hurt. She had a spot on her leg and kept trying to fix the problem by putting a band-aid on it. I set up a Hazel call and it turned out it was a spider bite that needed antibiotics. You would have thought I gave her a million dollars. She was so happy and thankful someone had listened to her."

Kadie Stormer, School Nurse
Grandview R-2 School District

"I’ve spent my professional career advocating for quality education for students, as well as living healthier lives. I cannot think of a better partner than Hazel Health. They are aligned with my core belief that all students should have access to care, no matter who you are. I encourage all educators to discover what Hazel is offering to students in Texas, as well as across the country."

Statia Paschel, Assistant Principal
Garland Independent School District

"Hazel ensures that our students remain in school. If it's not an issue that needs to go directly to a doctor, we can handle it right here, which avoids them having to leave and lose instructional time. That's the most important thing…we get to keep the kids at school, find out what's wrong, what we can do about it, and then they get to continue with their education."

Tammy Haberman, Principal
‍
Duval County Public Schools

Hazel in the news

Lacking counselors, US schools turn to the booming business of online therapy
December 2, 2023
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In the News
The Associated Press
Roanoke City Schools provide free mental health services for students
November 20, 2023
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WDBJ
Mental health platform sees hundreds of referrals from DCPS this school year
November 17, 2023
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Families

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Schools & Districts

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