Professional Recovery Group Program Management

The recovering healthcare and legal professional problem is nearly epidemic. Some reports estimate as many as 1 in 4 healthcare AND 2  in 5 legal professionals as demonstrating addictive behavior.   Thus professional recovery group program management is a requirement for state licensure boards, but most agencies have become overburdened in managing these programs.  As a result:

• State recovery group programs have become overwhelmed by enrollments.
• Case managers cannot to keep up with mountainous caseloads.
• Program directors struggle to enforce accountability and monitoring of participants.

What if you employed new systems and technologies to these problems that could:

• Allow case managers to handle more cases.
• Reduce overall cost of your recovery program.
• Increase participant recovery success levels to 96% vs standard programs with an 82% success rate.
• Provide Professional Group Facilitator training and monitoring.
• Provide participant “required” Continuing Education to enhance awareness of professionalism.
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SyMedica Professionally Facilitated group program known as  Comprehensive Organizational Reporting and Evaluation System or CORES   is a turnkey solution that boasts many benefits including:

• Elimination of geographical restraints.
• Reduced travel costs.
• Improved time management with clinic and family responsibilities.
• Greater flexibility in recovery group choices
• Cost effective participation by providing a subscription rate options.
• Reduces public anxiety.
• Allows for family involvement and recovery by attending with your family in private breakout sessions .
• Quarterly automated verification of attendance and participation reporting to the State Board or Bar Association
• 24 hour support access using chat sessions with peer group members and schedule support with a professional facilitator.
• Online discussion forums.
• Online continuing education and training along with other resources.
• Alumni support after programs completion.
• Mentorship training after programs completion to lead ongoing support groups