RecoverOS

RecoverOS platform

One operating layer.

RecoverOS connects recovery programs, live patient journeys, structured events and operational follow-up through one system — so recovery work is configured, recorded and routed in the same place.

Organization

Recovery operations

Select a program. Live journeys and events rewrite with it.

Contains · Programs

Generate · Live journeys

Elective recovery · Standard 14-day

  1. Day 1
  2. Day 7current
  3. Day 14

Produce · Operational events

Current event Needs review

  1. Check-in
  2. Documentation
  3. Needs reviewNow
  4. Routed

Operating model

Programs define the journey.

An organization holds versioned recovery programs. Programs generate live journeys. Journeys produce events. Events can open operational work. The outcome stays on the same record, so the next recovery can improve — without a diagnosis, and without leaving the journey.

  1. Organization

    Recovery operations

    Holds programs, teams and operational scope.

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  2. Contains · 03 programs

    Elective recovery · Standard 14-day

    v3.2 · EN / ES · Active

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  3. Generates · Live journeys

    Case RV-8841

    Day 7 · Needs review

    then

  4. Produces · Operational event

    Structured check-in

    Routed to care operations

    then

  5. Records · Outcome

    Resolved without an ED visit

    What happened stays on the journey. Not a diagnosis.

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  6. Improves · Next recovery

    The program gets sharper

    Outcome feeds the next pathway. Not a clinical claim.

Recovery programs

Journeys run from a structured program.

A program holds the pathway: duration, milestones, check-ins, reminders, documentation requests, languages and routing behavior. Live journeys execute that plan. They do not invent the next outreach.

Pathway
Elective recovery
Duration
14-day window
Version
v3.2
Languages
EN / ES
Status
Active
Routing
Needs review → care operations

Action types in this program

  • Enrollment
  • Check-in
  • Reminder
  • Documentation
  • Human follow-up

Recovery program

Elective recovery — Standard 14-day

v3.2EN / ESActive

  1. Day 0

    Enrollment

    Program activates after procedure completion

  2. Day 1

    Structured check-in

    First recovery response window

  3. Day 3

    Reminder + check-in

    Keeps the journey moving if no response yet

  4. Day 5 · Optional

    Documentation request

    Optional photo or note for the journey record

  5. Day 7

    Mid-program check-in

    May open human follow-up when review is needed

  6. Day 7 · Optional

    Human follow-up path

    Routing rule available when signal requires attention

  7. Day 10

    Scheduled check-in

    Continues the program cadence

  8. Day 14

    Program milestone

    Window complete · journey archive retained

Live journeys

Every event stays attached to the record.

Enrollment, check-ins, documentation and routing share one journey. The multilingual recovery companion captures structured responses. It does not diagnose or replace a clinician.

Journey record

Case · RV-8841

Elective recovery · Standard 14-dayDay 7 of 14

  1. 14:20Day 0

    Procedure completed

    Completed

    Recovery program enrolled

  2. 14:28Day 0

    Enrollment confirmed

    Completed

    Journey schedule activated

  3. 09:00Day 1

    Structured check-in

    Completed

    Response recorded

  4. 09:00Day 3

    Reminder sent

    Completed

    Check-in completed

  5. 11:42Day 5

    Documentation received

    Routine

    Attached to journey timeline

  6. 09:14Day 7

    Structured check-in

    Needs review

    Flagged for human follow-up

  7. 09:16Day 7

    Operational routing

    Routed

    Assigned to care operations

  8. 09:00Day 10

    Scheduled check-in

    Scheduled

    Awaiting response window

Operations

Operational attention keeps its context.

When a journey needs a person, RecoverOS surfaces a signal with the program, day, record and next milestone still attached. The journey continues on the same schedule.

  1. Journey event
  2. Operational signal
  3. Context preserved
  4. Routed
  5. Human follow-up
  6. Journey continues

Needs review

Case · RV-8841

Needs review
Case
RV-8841
Program
Elective recovery · Standard 14-day
Current day
Day 7 structured check-in
Owner
Care operations
Language
ES → EN
Next milestone
Day 10 check-in · Scheduled
  1. 09:14Check-in response receivedCompleted
  2. 09:14Documentation attachedRoutine
  3. 09:15Operational signal openedNeeds review
  4. 09:16Assigned for human follow-upRouted

Connectivity

Designed for connected recovery operations.

Platform capabilities can support controlled integration with organizational systems. Inbound enrollment, outbound journey state and access methods stay named as RecoverOS ports — not as a catalog of third-party products.

RecoverOS

Inbound

  • Enrollment
  • Program context

Outbound

  • Approved operational event
  • Journey state

Access

  • API
  • Webhook
  • SSO

Organizational controls

Access is scoped, then recorded.

RecoverOS is intended to keep programs, teams and records inside an organization boundary. Role, scope, boundary and audit describe explicit responsibility.

Organization A

2 recovery programs

Authorized team

  1. Role

    Care operations

  2. Program scope

    Assigned programs only

  3. Organization boundary

    Records stay with the responsible organization

  4. Audited access

    Support access off · recorded

Organization B

1 recovery program

Authorized team

This organization sits outside the assigned access path. Records do not cross the boundary.

Platform index

Programs
Versioned recovery pathways
Operations
Signals, routing and follow-up
Access
Roles and organizational scope
Connectivity
APIs, webhooks and SSO
Data
Audit and configurable policy boundaries

See how RecoverOS fits your recovery operation.

If you run post-procedure follow-up across programs, languages or teams, RecoverOS gives that work one operating layer.

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