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DialCare president examines student mental health in newest article published in the Dallas Business Journal

DialCare president Jeremy Hedrick has been published again by the Dallas Business Journal Leadership Trust. In his latest article, Hedrick highlights the student mental health crisis and what employers can do to help.

The dental industry continues to evolve: DialCare was involved in the Texas teledentistry bill passing into law

DialCare played an instrumental role in the passage of a Texas bill that expanded the availability of telehealth services to include teledentistry services. DialCare recognized the need for remote dental care and worked closely with state legislature to pass the bill into a law that has taken effect in 2022. With DialCare as an important proponent in the bill's passage, Texans can now receive remote dental care conveniently and affordably.

Careington/DialCare Auto Museum featured in August issue of the Frisco Style Magazine

DialCare and affiliate company Careington International Corporation have been featured in Frisco Style Magazine. The article showcases the Careington/DialCare Auto Museum which houses a unique collection of vintage cars benefiting Families of World War II Veterans and CK Family Services through donations.

DialCare Telehealth Programs Offered by Panola College to its Students

DialCare Physician Access and Mental Wellness programs are being offered by Panola College to its students for free this school year. View the article published by the Panola Watchman.

DialCare president published in the Dallas Business Journal

DialCare president Jeremy Hedrick was published again in the Dallas Business Journal. This time, Jeremy outlines how coverage expectations have changed due to the pandemic and what companies can do to innovate.

DialCare's Involvement in the Texas Teledentistry Bill Passing into Law Featured by Dallas Innovates

DialCare worked with legislators to help pass House Bill 2056 into law in Texas. Dallas Innovates, a D Magazine Partners publication, highlighted DialCare's instrumental involvement in seeing the bill through the gridlocked legislative session, leading to the bill being signed into law by Governor Abbott, allowing virtual dentistry in the state.

DialCare President's Article on Employee Well-Being Published by Dallas Business Journal Leadership Trust

DialCare President Jeremy Hedrick's article on how employees' mental health and well-being extends to their entire family was published by the Dallas Business Journal Leadership Trust.

DialCare and affiliate company Careington's New Campus Featured by Several Dallas Area Publications

DialCare and affiliate company Careington International Corporation's new campus featured by Community Impact Newspaper, Dallas Innovates, Dallas Business Journal and Dallas Morning News.

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DialCare President's First Article Published by Dallas Business Journal Leadership Trust

DialCare President Jeremy Hedrick's article focused on how employers can help support their employees' mental health and well-being was published by the Dallas Business Journal Leadership Trust.

DialCare Teledentistry Featured by Dallas Innovates

DialCare Teledentistry program featured by Dallas Innovates - a publication of D Magazine Partners that covers tech, innovation and social impact in North Texas.

DialCare President Interviewed by Dallas Business Journal

DialCare and Careington were honorees of the Dallas Business Journal 2020 Most Inspiring Leaders Awards. As an award sponsor, DialCare President Jeremy Hedrick was interviewed by Dallas Business Journal Market President and Publisher Ollie Chandhok. The interview aired during the live stream of the 2020 Most Inspiring Leaders Awards reception.

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DialCare Student Mental Wellness Program Featured on NBC 5 DFW

Grand Prairie ISD launched a new virtual counseling program through DialCare for its students in grades 6 through 12. The new program was featured on NBC 5.