RV-8841
Enroll
Patient enrolled
The procedure is done. The journey opens on the program.
Live recovery network
RecoverOS turns post-procedure recovery into a structured, multilingual journey connecting patients, providers, automation and human support across borders.
Same record
RV-8841 · enrolled after procedure
After the procedure
Follow-up, files and languages sit in separate places. When a person is needed, context is hard to find.
Event · Day 03
Check-in due
No shared schedule
09:14 · Visual
Photo received
Outside the journey record
11:40 · ES
Separate follow-up thread
Context is not on the record
Language
EN → ES
Switch sits beside the work
Attachment
post-op-note.pdf
File is not attached to Day 3
Structured by RecoverOS
Check-ins, documentation and routing share the same record — so teams can see what happened, what is due, and what needs a person.
Day 0
Enrolled
Day 1
Check-in recorded
Day 7
Needs review · routed
Day 14
Window complete
Guided recovery
Live recovery network
Programs
Programs belong to an organization.
RecoverOS keeps those layers visible and structured — so live recovery work is not improvised from scattered threads.
Program window
The published 14-day elective recovery program already has a schedule. This instrument shows where a journey sits on that window — not a price, and not a savings estimate.
Program window
Elective recovery · Standard 14-day
14-day
On this record
Needs review · routed
Day 7 of 14 · next mark Day 14, Window complete. 7 days remaining.
Planning
Enter patients actively enrolled in aftercare during a billing month. The estimate follows published volume bands.
patients / month
Estimated subscription
$2,700
per month · $15 per active patient
Volume band
Growth
You are here · 180 patients · 100–499 active patients
Illustrative estimate using published volume bands and a 75% routine-workload assumption. Not a guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
RecoverOS is designed to be clear about the line between automation, human support and clinical care.
No. It supports communication and coordination of recovery work. It does not diagnose, prescribe or replace licensed clinical judgment. Clinical concerns are routed according to the agreed workflow, and urgent situations should be directed to local emergency services.
Routine workflows can be highly automated through scheduled check-ins, reminders, response capture and routing. Human support remains available for situations that require context, empathy, clarification or escalation.
The companion runs the planned recovery conversation: structured check-ins, captured responses and documentation against the journey record. It does not provide medical advice.
Billing is based on the number of active patients enrolled in aftercare during the month, rather than the number of staff members using the platform. Enterprise pricing may reflect custom workflows, integrations and support requirements.
Yes. RecoverOS is a standalone recovery operating system. Organizations can enroll journeys across a program without tying the operating layer to a separate add-on purchase.
The platform is designed for cross-border aftercare and time-zone complexity. Supported countries, languages, communication channels and escalation coverage are confirmed during onboarding.
Built for
Structure post-procedure recovery across teams and follow-up.