telephone town hall

  • Our Friday Ops Meeting is a Zoo

    Our Friday Ops Meeting is a Zoo

    What happens when Ian is five minutes late to the Friday Operations Team Meeting? It turns into a zoo! Always love unwinding from the stress of the week with this absolutely amazing group of people. Makes planning the next week a lot easier. #grouptherapy

  • Reckless Unwinding: Helping Vulnerable Populations Retain Medicaid Benefits

    Reckless Unwinding: Helping Vulnerable Populations Retain Medicaid Benefits

    Hundreds of thousands of Medicaid beneficiaries across the country are getting unfairly kicked off Medicaid, so we did something about it. A coalition of Texas-based advocacy organizations reached out to over 200,000 households with a single large Teletownhall forum to provide key background information, answer audience questions, direct listeners towards assistance, and tag those in…

  • Ops View: How do Utility Cooperatives use Telephone Town Hall tech?

    Ops View: How do Utility Cooperatives use Telephone Town Hall tech?

    Utility Cooperatives use our Teletownhall technology to educate members about the benefits of coop membership. Coop leadership also works to provide updates on the nuts and bolts of energy distribution, highlighting the stellar work of line crews that keep the juice flowing. Telephone Town Hall Meetings also end up being the ideal setting to answer…

  • Ops View: Webinar Integration on Teletownhalls

    Ops View: Webinar Integration on Teletownhalls

    Seamless WebEx or Zoom Webinar integration on teletownhalls is available to all of our clients in government, municipalities, labor unions, school districts, emergency management, advocacy organizations, coops, health care, and transit.

  • Ops View: Multilingual Teletownhall Forums

    Ops View: Multilingual Teletownhall Forums

    Offering broadcasts in multiple languages has been a part of our Telephone Town Hall Meeting forums since 2014. We developed our Spanish Simulcasts for our Congressional clients and for the City of Dallas.

  • Ops View: Connecting School District Communities

    Ops View: Connecting School District Communities

    TTHM uses virtual town hall meetings to reach your school district community. Our managed virtual forums include professional moderation, staffing, and alternate-language interpretation options needed to bridge the divide between the district and parents, students and community members.

  • Ops View: Municipal & County Teletownhall Production Special Processes

    Ops View: Municipal & County Teletownhall Production Special Processes

    TTHM uses virtual town hall meetings to reach a targeted audience of citizens and provides the professional moderation, staffing, and alternate-language interpretation options needed to include broad segments of each city and county.

  • Ops View: Labor Union Teletownhall Production Special Processes

    Ops View: Labor Union Teletownhall Production Special Processes

    Some of the special processes utilized by TTHM during these teletownhall forums include patchthroughs to legislators for advocacy or transfers to training opportunities. We also run live polls to get feedback from union members, or to take votes on motions where each vote is tracked to the individual participant.

  • Ops View: Healthcare Clients (Capabilities)

    Ops View: Healthcare Clients (Capabilities)

    Continuing our dynamic work producing teletownhall forums for healthcare clients allows us to help with retention, demystify benefit coverage, and instantly connect recipients to member services for personalized attention.

  • Ops View: Providing Critical Information During the Pandemic

    Ops View: Providing Critical Information During the Pandemic

    During the community shutdowns, our municipal and health care clients needed to distribute critical information in a timely fashion with no ability to meet in person. The public was able to easily tune in to a Teletownhall about what requirements were being introduced or changed in their town, so they knew whether or not they…