For healthcare systems
The determinants of recovery sit outside your walls.
Health systems carry a large share of the cost of untreated substance use disorder through emergency presentations, readmissions and uncompensated care — while the factors that determine whether recovery holds are housing, employment, transportation and social support.
What this solves
- Repeat presentations from patients with no coordinated follow-through.
- Discharge into an environment that predicts return.
- No line of sight into what happens after the clinical episode.
- Value-based contracts that depend on outcomes you do not control.
How implementation works
- Connection to the regional Hub — one coordinated point of handoff instead of a referral list.
- Shared measurement — Recovery Capital data that follows the patient.
- Warm handoffs at transitions — the points where the system usually fails.
- Joint improvement cycles — clinical and community partners reviewing the same data.
What you gain
- Reduced avoidable utilization tied to untreated SUD.
- A credible community partner for population health commitments.
- Measurable evidence for value-based contracts.
- Community benefit investment with documented outcomes.
Start a pilot in your region.
A 90–180 day engagement, scoped to what your region already has.