Evidence.
The effectiveness of CHESS Health solutions is backed by a robust body of evidence, including published research, customer case studies, white papers, and impact reports.
Integration of automated contingency management resulted in a 70% increase in program completion rate.
Source: Optimizing Treatment Adherence with Rewards; GRAND Tulsa Case Study
In a statewide contract across 12,000+ individuals, there was an 88% increase in recovery confidence by those using the Connections app.
Source: Digital Tools Improving Recovery from SUD in West Virginia
Patients using the Connections app stayed in treatment 37 days longer than those not using the recovery support app.
Source: Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Study
Remote interventions reduced heavy drinking by 47-53% compared to IOP alone.
Source: Randomized trial: Smartphone remote continuing care interventions for AUD
A non-profit organization increased their documented referral closure rate by over 76% resulting in improved client care and increased operational efficiency.
Source: Utilizing Digital Solutions to Maximize Client Care; FLACRA Case Study
Persistent high engagement rates observed from the initial week following treatment through the four-month post-treatment period serve as a compelling indicator of the digital health tool’s effectiveness.
Source: Journal of Dual Diagnosis
Individuals using the app reported a reduction in key relapse risk factors and an improvement in protective factors including sleep, reduced isolation, confidence in their recovery/abstinence, and increased time around supportive people.
Source: Addiction Policy Forum Case Study of Marietta Municipal Court
CHESS Health solution participants showed increased adherence, accessing more services, completing IOP treatment 20% more, and reducing early OP treatment dropout by 30%.
Source: Jack, Joseph, and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University.
A decrease in readmission rates, which results in a lower cost of care, for patients using the mobile health app.
Source: Loyola Research/ Pharmacotherapy model integrated with mobile health technology
At 4-, 8-, and 12-month check-ins, there was a 30% higher rate of abstinence by those using the Connections app compared to those not using the app.
Source: University of Wisconsin-Madison study published in JAMA Psychiatry
Individuals using the Connections app had a 24% lower rate of return to residential care, which can be directly related to a decrease in the cost of care.
Source: Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services Study
Peer-reviewed Journal Articles Featuring CHESS Health Technology
Efficacy and comparative effectiveness of telephone and smartphone remote continuing care interventions for alcohol use disorder: a randomized controlled trial
Oklahoma Study Shows Positive Outcomes with Outpatient App
Pharmacotherapy and Mobile Health for Veterans with Substance Use Disorders
CHESS Health Case Studies
CHESS Health Impact Reports and White Papers
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