Mar 1, 2022
Virtual medical and mental healthcare provider, iWILL 'til i'mWELL, is helping people to better discover and explore their purpose in life. The JILL Protocol is designed to help people navigate their journey to a healthier, happier self.

United States - February 28, 2022 —
“Life is beautiful, but it can also be tough. We believe that for every challenge, there is a solution. We all have the right to lead healthy, happy lives and become the best possible versions of ourselves. Access to critical current information on health, as well as affordable medical and mental healthcare, is vital to giving you control over your well-being.”
iWILL ‘til i’mWELL specializes in offering premiere services designed to meet the medical and mental health needs of all.
“We believe everyone should actively take control of their personal health and wellness. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to ensure that professional medical and mental health services are available, accessible, affordable, and convenient for mainstream and marginalized populations alike,” explains Dr. Jillandra C. Rovaris, founder and CEO of iWILL ‘til i’mWELL.
The organization aims to encourage individuals to seek the help they need to deal effectively with life’s inevitable challenges until they feel well, hence the name iWILL ‘til i’mWELL.
iWILL ‘til i’mWELL operates on the concept of ‘cura personalis’, a Latin Jesuit phrase that translates as ‘care for the whole person’.
“We care for the whole person – body, mind, and spirit. Our JILL – ‘Journey In Life and Living’ – Protocol allows us to join you on your journey in life, helping you identify, understand, own, grow in your purpose,” says Dr. Jill.
iWILL ‘til i’mWELL promotes self-care through a range of life-changing telecounseling and telemedicine services powered by HIPAA-compliant technology.
“Being able to afford preventative healthcare is traditionally the domain of the wealthy. We are shifting this paradigm by empowering everyone to seek their own path to personal well-being.”
iWILL ‘til i’mWELL’s Medical Care Services give patients unlimited access to licensed physicians via telephone or online video consultation to diagnose ailments, propose treatments, and write prescriptions, if appropriate and necessary.
Likewise, its Counseling Care Services give clients unlimited access to mental health specialists via telephone or online video consultation and includes one-to-one therapy as well as group counseling.
“When life gets complicated, we can help. Maybe you need help with anxiety, depression, parenting or family issues, addictions, understanding the stages of death and dying and how to process your grief. Whatever circumstance or mental health crisis you’re experiencing, you can confidentially speak with a clinical care counselor at any time of the day, 365 days a year.”
iWILL ‘til i’mWELL also offers a Pet Health Wellness platform and Legal Informational Services.
“We aim to bring real help to you and your family, wherever you are, whenever your needs arise. We believe our 24/7 availability, extreme level of convenience, and affordability are keys to removing generational and socio-economic barriers to wellness and paving your journey towards a healthier, happier you,” concludes Dr. Jill.
Conclusion
Virtual medical and mental healthcare provider, iWILL 'til i'mWELL, is helping people to work through whatever ails them so they can better discover and explore their purpose in life. The JILL Protocol is designed to help people navigate their journey to a healthier, happier self.
Contact Info:
Name: Jillandra C. Rovaris, Ph.D.
Email: Send Email
Organization: iWILL 'til i'mWELL
Address: 1728 Goldentree Drive, 95131, San Jose, CA United States
Website: https://www.iwilltilimwell.com
Release ID: 89064936
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