Substance Use Disorder
19.7 Million American Adults Have Battled a Substance Use Disorder
Of those people, more than 47,000 people in the United States died as a result of an opioid overdose. Drug addiction, also called substance use disorder(SUD), is a disease that affects a person’s brain and behavior and leads to an inability to control the use of a legal or illegal drug or medication. 19.7 million American adults battled a substance abuse disorder in 2017.
See Our Solutions for SUD in Action
Learn more about the CJFHC Stork Program, a Personal Concierge program created to interactively guide expectant and new mothers with Opioid Use Disorder through the journey of motherhood.
A Virtual Concierge to Support Patients in Times of Need
To ensure that patients are holistically monitored – physically, psychologically, behaviorally, and socially – consistent patient engagement and support are essential. Personal Concierge™ acts as a virtual concierge, interactively responding to patients in their moment of need while delivering personalized health and impulse management and support.
GoMo Health is a Recovery-Friendly Workplace
Being recognized as a Recovery Friendly Workplace means creating a supportive environment that promotes recovery from substance use disorders, enhancing employee well-being, and contributing to a healthier, more productive workplace.
A New Approach to Delivering Precision Healthcare
Cognitive and behavioral principles of engagement are used to activate participants through BehavioralRx®, the science of precision health. Learn more about BehavioralRx →
