The Virginia Telemental Health Initiative (VTMHI) seeks to equip clinics with essential resources for improving telemental health services and facilitating referrals to care. Enhancing the integration of telemental health into clinics expands their role as comprehensive medical homes for patients. Resources offered to partnering clinics include:
- Providing direct telemental health care to eligible clinic patients at no cost to the referring clinic or the patient
- Education on integrating telemental health services to in-person care
- Enhancing safety planning and screening processes
- Expanding referral capacity with needed mental health providers
Join the Virginia Telemental Health Initiative!
If your clinic is a member of the Virginia Association of Free and Charitable Clinics and is interested in becoming a referring partner, please complete the application below. Contacts on this list will also begin receiving monthly updates about VTMHI.
VTMHI Clinic Partners
- 10-7 Farms
- ADAMS Compassionate Healthcare Network
- Arlington Free Clinic
- Augusta Regional Dental Clinic
- Bernard Healthcare Center/Free Clinic of Franklin County
- Blue Ridge Free Clinic
- Bradley Free Clinic
- Brock Hughes Medical Center
- Charlottesville Free Clinic
- Chesapeake Care Clinic
- CrossOver Healthcare Ministry
- Culmore Clinic
- Fauquier Free Clinic
- Free Clinic of Central Virginia
- Free Clinic of Culpeper
- Free Clinic of Powhatan
- Goochland Cares
- Greene Care Clinic
- Guadalupe Free Clinic
- Health Brigade
- Ledwith-Lewis Free Clinic
- Mother of Mercy Free Medical Clinics
- Ohlen R. Wilson Health Center
- Old Dominion University Community Care
- Page Free Clinic
- Shenandoah Community Health Clinic
- Sinclair Health Clinic
- St. Mary’s Health Wagon
For more information on accessing services, visit virginiatelementalhealth.org/accesscare/.
VTMHI is a partner of the Virginia Association of Free and Charitable Clinics.
