Telehealth kiosks are private, secure stations where individuals can connect virtually with DISC Village counselors. These kiosks make it easier for community members to access behavioral health services in rural or underserved areas, without needing a smartphone or internet access at home.
Kiosks are located at local health departments and family resource centers across several counties. Locations are listed below and will continue to grow as new sites are added.
To use a DISC Village telehealth kiosk, individuals should first contact the local office associated with the kiosk location. You’ll need to complete some brief intake paperwork to become a client of the agency. Once registered, you will receive login credentials to access a secure telehealth appointment with a DISC Village counselor—right from the kiosk.
For example, someone living in Jefferson County can visit the local Health Department, complete the necessary steps, and have a confidential session with a DISC Village staff member. The same process applies to locations in Franklin County, Leon County, and others.
