Recovery that keeps working after treatment ends.

Plans start at $375 per month, month to month, with no contract. Commercial health plans cover it for a growing number of members, and Medicare does in select states. See plans and pricing →

No. Accountable is peer recovery support. Coaches are certified peer recovery specialists who are in recovery themselves, not therapists or doctors. We work alongside your treatment program, therapist, or prescriber, and we'll tell you if we think you need more care than we provide.

ASAM is the American Society of Addiction Medicine. Its criteria are the standard clinicians and insurers use to decide what level of care someone needs. The newest edition includes Level 1.0, long-term remission monitoring: regular check-ins after treatment, watching for early signs of trouble, and getting someone back into care quickly if they need it. That is what Accountable does, delivered by certified peer coaches with daily at-home testing, so we describe our support as aligned to that level. We are not certified by ASAM, and we are not treatment.

Anyone working on their relationship with alcohol or drugs, at home: sober-curious and not sure yet, staying sober after treatment, or working toward a goal you set, like drinking less or using more safely. Members range from four days out to five years in, and about one in six are here for harm reduction, not abstinence.

Every plan includes a daily at-home breathalyzer check and random saliva screening. You don't schedule the tests; you do control who sees the results, and you can change that any week. The breathalyzer is a one-time $125 device fee.

Nothing automatic. You get a message from your coach, not a report to anyone else. Nobody sees a result unless you've shared it, and nobody is dropped for a relapse. At-home tests are screening tools, not lab results. If we're worried about your safety, we tell you first and help you get to clinical care.

Only what you share: milestones, check-ins, and, if you choose, test results. Your treatment program hears from us only with a signed release.

A person to call. Your coach helps them know what to say after a hard week, what not to say, and when a worry is worth a call. Once you've joined, they can also come to the weekly family group on Zoom.

No. We support every path to recovery, including medication, and we coordinate with your prescriber when you want us to. We don't prescribe, and we don't give medical advice.

Group recovery meetings on video every day, open to every member and led by a coach. Come to as many as you want. You can talk or just listen. Listening counts.

A first session as soon as the next business day, and sometimes the same day, during business hours.

Meetings give you an hour. IOP gives you a few months. Accountable gives you the same coach every week, daily group meetings, daily testing, and care coordination for the year after, from home, with your family and your clinicians in the loop only as much as you want. Many members do all three.

By form or phone, in about two minutes. We reach them within one business day. With a signed release, you get progress updates and a call from the coach when something changes. Tell us before discharge and we'll have a coach ready.