Recovery was never episodic. Only the payment was. One branded app, from the first day of treatment to years after the last billed day.
Cuepri is the relationship platform for behavioral health. Not one relationship. Every relationship your program has. It starts the day treatment does, and it doesn't end when the billing does.
Onboarded while they're still in treatment, when the app is part of the program.
Their own invite, their own consent, their own space. Never reported to.
Nothing to download at discharge. The app just changes what it shows them.
They also find each other. Peer boards, events, family nights, inside your app. Unmonitored, and no AI reads them.
The family gets the same six moments, on their own account.
How families use it →Everyone else ships a dashboard and leaves you to read it. Cuepri watches for the people going quiet and hands your staff two or three to reach today, with the message already written.
The AI calls the play. A person carries it.
It watches participation, not private conversations. And nothing it writes reaches anyone until one of your people sends it.
The authorization narrative assembles from the client's own words, before the payer asks.
Disengagement surfaces before someone walks. So does a family gone quiet.
Your cheapest admission is the one you already earned.
All three are the same platform. No setup fee, live in days, nothing to rip out.
Now live with Navix Health→Reviews, referrals, and readmissions. Nothing to download at discharge.
Alumni & community →What this week looks like, how to hold a limit, other families going through it.
Family →Groups they RSVP to, joined in one tap. Your EMR stays the record.
Client hub →Direct, white-labeled, or integrated alongside your EMR. The client only ever sees your brand. The platform · EMR partners
Initial conversations are direct with our team, not a sales rep.