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Real-Time Recovery Infrastructure

Recovery Cannot Wait.

Every minute matters during addiction crisis intervention. We are building a real-time recovery coordination system that connects people to help before overdose, before incarceration, before it is too late.

2,400+ volunteers enrolled47 active ZIP codes1,893 warm handoffs coordinated

Every 100 min

An Ohioan dies from overdose

72-hour

Window for warm handoff success

48 hrs

Average fatal overdose recurrence window

The Crisis

The System Is Failing During the Most Critical Window

Current infrastructure leaves people stranded in the hours and days that decide everything. Here is what happens without real-time recovery coordination.

Person enters crisis

Often alone, unsupported

Calls ER or 911

Average wait: 4-6 hours

Discharged with no follow-up

No warm handoff — 72% relapse risk

Waitlist for MAT: 3-6 weeks

Motivation window closes in days

Family searches for help

Average: 23 calls before finding space

Provider unavailable — no real-time visibility

No coordination system exists

Relapse during gap

Gap in care is the leading cause

Fatal overdose window: average 48 hours

Preventable with real-time coordination

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Ohio overdose deaths in 2023 — one every 100 minutes

50-70%

Reduction in opioid mortality with proper MAT access

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Average savings per prevented emergency OD event

The Platform

How Real-Time Recovery Coordination Works

From crisis to care in minutes — not weeks.

1

Person Enters Crisis

Someone in active addiction or overdose risk reaches out or is identified.

Alert threshold: active
2

Alert Generated

Platform creates a real-time coordination event assigned to the nearest available responders.

Response time: 8 min avg
3

Provider Availability Checked

System queries all active MAT clinics, ERs, telehealth, and kiosks in real time.

Providers available: 14
4

Warm Handoff Initiated

A volunteer or provider directly bridges the person to treatment — no cold referral.

Success rate: 68%
5

MAT Resources Located

Nearest MAT slots, Narcan kiosks, and harm reduction supplies are identified and shared.

MAT slots open: 3
6

Community Support Engaged

Peer support specialists, volunteers, and recovery coaches are notified to follow up.

Volunteers alerted: 7
7

Follow-Up Tracking Active

Outcome is logged — did the person access care? Completions drive credential badges.

Outcome tracked: yes

"This system should already exist everywhere. Help build it."

Fund the Infrastructure

Your Impact

See the Real Impact of Your Contribution

Every tier maps directly to a measurable community outcome.

$10/mo

Community Protector

Keeps 1 Narcan kiosk stocked with supplies for one month. Real lives, real access.

$25/mo

Warm Handoff Enabler

Funds coordination for 3 warm handoffs connecting people in crisis to providers.

$50/mo

ZIP Code Activator

Extends real-time provider coverage to one new ZIP code in Ohio. 47 ZIP codes, growing.

Custom

Network Expander

Fuel the expansion — any amount scales the recovery infrastructure.

Impact Calculator

$25

per month

Your $25/mo would help coordinate approximately 15 warm handoffs, 10 Narcan kits, and reach 62 people in your community this year.

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Volunteers

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Active ZIP Codes

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Recovery Partners

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Interventions

Human Stories

Every Number Is a Person

The faces behind the data. Hopeful. Serious. Real.

“I was discharged from MetroHealth at 2am with a pamphlet. No phone number. No appointment. Three days later I was in the same ER.”

Marcus, 34, Cleveland

Now: 60 days clean through MAT access

“I called 23 treatment centers before finding one that had space. My son did not have 23 days.”

A Mother in Akron

Now advocating for real-time availability systems

“We see the same patients cycling through ERs because there is no bridge. This platform changes that window.”

Dr. Patel, Recovery Clinic Director

Partner clinic — 47 warm handoffs completed

“I earned my Recovery Navigator badge after 25 handoffs. It is not a digital trophy. It is proof the system worked.”

Volunteer, Cuyahoga County

Recovery Navigator credential — 25 handoffs coordinated

Mission Control

Real-Time Recovery Infrastructure

Not a charity. Operational emergency infrastructure.

Active Recovery Resources

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Kiosks, clinics, telehealth, ERs

Warm Handoffs Today

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Coordinated in last 24h

Narcan Kits Available

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Across active ZIP codes

Volunteer Responders

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Active this week

Response Coverage

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Ohio counties with real-time visibility

Provider Availability

Live

Updated every 15 minutes

New Credentials Earned

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Badges minted today

Narcan Hero badge earned — Akron, OH

All metrics are representative. Platform operates under a strict NO-PHI policy.

Community Movement

Recovery Is a Community Infrastructure Problem.

We are building the systems communities need to respond faster, coordinate better, and save lives together.

Become a Community Responder

Join 2,413 Ohio volunteers — earn credentials, build your impact, and help coordinate real recovery interventions in your community.

Volunteer Now

Partner Organizations

We work alongside Cuyahoga County Board of Health, AIDS Task Force of Greater Cleveland, and recovery orgs across Ohio. Join the network.

National Growth Roadmap

Ohio is Phase 1. West Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and the top 10 overdose hot zones are next. Help us get there.

National Expansion Roadmap

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