Digital tools that support real-world SUD care

Our digital tools are designed to strengthen access to care, continuity, and coordination across the substance use disorder continuum—including MOUD—without replacing clinical systems or increasing administrative burden. They support peers, clinicians, families, employers, and systems in doing the work that keeps people engaged.

What these tools are designed to support

  • MOUD access and navigation, including pharmacy and referral support

  • Post-overdose and post-discharge follow-up

  • Peer recovery coach workflows and documentation support

  • Family engagement and boundary guidance

  • Cross-provider coordination and handoffs

  • Program-level visibility for funders and system leaders

Built for real environments

Our tools are designed to operate within the constraints of real-world SUD systems. They are non-clinical, privacy-aware, and built to complement—not compete with—existing EHRs, case-management platforms, and community workflows. They are:

  • Low-threshold and easy to adopt

  • Usable by non-clinical staff

  • Supportive of continuity without raising barriers

  • Aligned with trauma-informed and recovery-oriented practice

  • Suitable for pilots and multi-site deployment

How tools are delivered

Tools are offered through secure, subscription-based access. Organizations can deploy tools for individuals, teams, or across multiple sites, with options for pilot programs, phased rollouts, and reporting support.

Choose your implementation path

Self-serve tools - For small teams or programs

Start using individual tools to support follow-up, navigation, or engagement.

Pilot or system deployment - For agencies, employers, or funders

Design a pilot, multi-site rollout, or system-level implementation.

Our approach is designed to reflect how MOUD, harm reduction, and peer programs operate in practice, while respecting regulated clinical boundaries and meeting the requirements of Medicaid, justice systems, employers, and community-based providers.