Digital tools for SUD programs and systems
These digital tools support real-world substance use disorder programs by strengthening access to MOUD, follow-up after overdose or discharge, peer recovery workflows, family engagement, and coordination across partners.
Tools are licensed for personal, professional and organizational use and are designed to operate alongside existing EHRs, case-management platforms, and community systems.
How tool licensing works
Each tool is licensed for individual, organizational, or system-level use. Licenses provide secure access, updates, and support while ensuring that tools remain compliant with privacy, policy, and funding requirements across Medicaid, justice, employer, and community environments.
Available tool categories
MOUD Access & Navigation
Post-Overdose & Post-Discharge Follow-Up
Peer Recovery Coach Workflows
Family Support & Boundary Tools
Employer & Workplace Response Tools
System & Program Coordination Tools
Each category can also include individual tools as products.
Featured tools
MOUD Access Navigator
Pharmacy Coordination and Continuity Support
Supports individuals and staff in locating, accessing, and maintaining medication-based treatment, including pharmacy coordination……helping users navigate steps, barriers, handoffs, pharmacy questions, and continuity.
Recovery Continuity Tracker
90-Day Follow-Up After Overdose, ED Visit, or Release
Tracks follow-up and engagement after overdose, ED visits, or release from incarceration.
Peer Practice Hub
Task, Follow-Up, and Documentation Support for Peer Teams
Provides task lists, follow-up prompts, and documentation support for peer teams.
Navigator = access and coordination * Tracker = continuity and engagement monitoring * Hub = peer team workflow support
Who these tools are designed for
These tools are used by:
Peer recovery programs
Clinics and behavioral health teams
Harm reduction and outreach organizations
Employers and EAPs
Courts, corrections, and reentry programs
State and county SUD systems
Each tool is scoped to the role and environment in which it is used.
How to get started
Self-serve or small teams
Agencies, employers, or funders