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Tackle nicotine, alcohol and opioid addictions with one dynamic program.
1 in 4 Americans battles a substance addiction that adversely affects health and happiness. Quit Genius’ digital clinic model allows employees and health plan members to access a proven treatment program 100% remotely.
– Digital CBT
– Quit Coach
– Connected breath sensor
– Nicotine Replacement Therapy
– Digital CBT
– Physician-led Care Team
– Connected breath sensor
– Peer support
– Medication Assisted Treatment (Naltrexone)
– Digital CBT
– Physician-led Care Team
– Salivary tests
– Peer support
– Medication Assisted Treatment (Buprenorphine)
Employees with a substance addiction cost on average three times more than non-abusers in excess medical spend and safety-related costs. Effective substance addiction treatment must treat the whole person, not just the individual addiction.
Quit Genius replaces legacy EAPs with a Medication Assisted Therapy (MAT) program designed to help members access evidence-based care wherever they are.
A programmatically-delivered guided journey of steps personalized to each member’s unique combination of triggers.
Each member is assigned a consistent recovery coach to evaluate, personalize and hold members accountable to their goal.
Physicians conduct telemedicine consultations to enable virtual prescribing and medication adherence tracking.
Members have access to a small anonymous peer support group, moderated by their Quit Coach to encourage each other one step at a time.
Connected breath sensors and video-tracked salivary tests help to track outcomes enabling accurate reporting and performance guarantees.
Our clinical portal uses algorithms to flag high-risk individuals ensuring members are getting the right support as soon as they need it.
Quit Genius is the only digital addiction program validated in a randomized-controlled trial (RCT) and 6 peer-reviewed studies. Our academic partners include Imperial College London and Cambridge University.
READ OUR RESEARCHQuit Genius’ turnkey member enrollment experience wins accolades from employers for innovative marketing strategies and consistently high utilization.
“ Quit Genius delivered on their promise for a seamless implementation process and fantastic member engagement. ”
“I have tried to quit more than six times. Quit Genius felt totally different to every other time. It made all the difference.”
“I had a great experience with my quit coach. They helped me to understand when something bad happens you can reset and start again.”
“Quit Genius is incredibly useful in creating blocks for me to stop and check myself before giving in to the desire for a cigarette“
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