Support for families after rehab. A way to know how they are doing without being the one who asks.

You stop being the one who checks. Accountable puts a breathalyzer check twice a day and random saliva screens between the two of you, and a coach who talks with him every week. If he chooses to share results with you, you see them in the app without asking. If he chooses not to, his coach is still the person who knows, and you have a group of your own every week. Either way, the did-you-or-didn't-you conversation stops happening at your kitchen table.

Yes. The breathalyzer and the saliva screens run through the app on his phone, with facial verification, wherever he lives. You never hand him a test. He decides who sees results, and if he adds you, you see them as they post. Many parents sign an adult child up from another state.

Have support in place before the discharge date, agree together on what accountability will look like, and get support for yourself. The first weeks home are when return to use is most likely. If you tell us before discharge, a coach is ready the day they get home. Our guide to staying sober after rehab has a section for families.

Yes, and it is more than one. A remote sobriety monitoring device sends scheduled breathalyzer results to the contacts a person chooses, and that is where it stops. Accountable includes a breathalyzer twice a day too, and adds random saliva screening for drugs, a coach your loved one sees every week, a group every day, care coordination with their clinicians, and a weekly family group for you. If testing alone is what you need, a device may be enough. If you want a person in their corner between the tests, that is what we are built for.

Slowly, and with something other than promises to go on. Objective testing that your loved one chooses to share gives you a reason to believe them that does not depend on your instincts. A coach gives them somewhere to take a hard week that is not you. And the family group gives you people who have been exactly where you are. Trust comes back when the checking stops being your job.

Yes. Sign them up now, or schedule a 15-minute intro call first if you want to talk it through. A first session as soon as the next business day, and sometimes the same day, during business hours.

Only what they share: milestones, coaching sessions, check-ins, and, if they choose, test results. They control who sees what and can change it any week. Their treatment program hears from us only with a signed release.

No. Accountable is recovery support. Coaches are certified recovery specialists who have been through recovery themselves, not therapists or doctors. We work alongside their treatment program, therapist, or prescriber, and we will tell you if we think they need more care than we provide.

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

No. Members range from four days out to five years in, and about one in six are here for harm reduction, not abstinence. We support every path to recovery, including medication-assisted treatment.

Plans start at $375 a month, month to month. Two sessions a week is $650, three is $850, and there is a one-time $125 device fee. Some members are covered through their health plan; we check before anyone pays.