Adapt for Recovery

Recovery operations software
that protects your clients by design

Behavioral-health and addiction-recovery programs run on schedules, attendance, and consent — under some of the strictest privacy law there is. Adapt handles the everyday operations of your program with 42 CFR Part 2 and HIPAA built into every corner, not bolted on. It works alongside your clinical EHR — it doesn't try to replace it.

The session schedule

Counselors by room, color-coded for group, individual, and telehealth — with a clear status flow from booked to complete.

Levels of care

Outpatient, IOP, PHP, sober living, interventions — each program defined with its own session types, lengths, and rates.

Enrollments & attendance

Referred, intake, active, discharged — tied to a counselor and a program, with per-session attendance that billing and clinical both depend on.

A Part 2 consent ledger

Every release of information recorded — named recipient, purpose, narrow scope, required expiry, revocation path, redisclosure notice. It records that consent exists, never clinical content.

Marketing that can't touch treatment data

Every treatment client is written opt-out at intake. Outreach can draw only from a separate, opt-in alumni list — enforced twice, so a current client is never a marketing contact.

Confidential intake & VOB

Public intake collects the minimum, insurance verification flags on intake, and group sessions and telehealth are first-class.

“Who is in the Tuesday IOP group?”AI declines
“How many attended IOP this week?”14 · answered
ROI — PCP, 90 days, revocableLogged
Marketing audienceAlumni opt-in only
What sets it apart

An AI assistant that refuses to identify a client

Adapt's built-in analyst will happily tell you how many people attended IOP this week or how the schedule looks tomorrow. Ask it who is in a program, and it declines — a 42 CFR Part 2 guardrail written into how it's allowed to answer. Privacy isn't a setting you remember to turn on; it's the default the whole system is built around.

  • The assistant answers aggregate and operational questions, never who
  • Treatment data can never become a marketing contact — enforced in two places
  • Stricter consent, STOP/unsubscribe and address footers, LegitScript status tracked
See it in action

The full walkthrough

A narrated tour of Adapt for Recovery, recorded straight from the software — the session schedule, levels of care, the consent ledger, and the AI assistant declining to identify a client.

Adapt for Recovery — Full Demo1:55
Where it fits

Alongside your EHR, not instead of it

Adapt for Recovery schedules care, tracks attendance, and keeps the consent trail — deliberately without storing diagnoses, clinical notes, or substance-use detail, which stay in your Part 2 EHR. It's the operations layer your clinical record was never meant to be, with the same Adapt engine, reports, and privacy-gated AI agents behind it.

Ready to see it in your program?

A 20-minute walkthrough with a real program setup — your counselors, your levels of care, your rooms. Confidential, no pressure.