Meadows Daily + Clinician APP
Suitable for Psychologists, Counselors, Doctors, Psychiatrists, Therapists, Social Workers, Dietitians and Case Managers.
Easy to use: Launch the app and get started in minutes
Secure and reliable: All industry-standard security practices are met
Used in all Meadows treatment settings: Outpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization
Applicable for many types of co-occurring conditions: substance use disorders, mood and anxiety disorders, eating disorders
With your Meadows Daily + clinician account you can:
-Give your patients a toolbox of evidence-based resources
-Use HIPAA- compliant, secure team chat for care coordination with the whole care team
-Access patient progress and outcome data
-Prevent relapse by providing in-the-moment interventions
-Automate delivery of evidence based treatment tasks that integrate cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, and dialectical behavior therapy
Reflections: Your clients will be prompted to engage in morning and evening reflections that you can see and comment on
Group Check Ins: Your clients will engage in a digitized version of the Meadows group check in’s, for you to review and use during group sessions
Daily Schedule: Help clients keep track of daily tasks, treatment activities, hygiene routine, enjoyable activities and risky situations (and collaboratively come up with a game-plan if your client is having a challenging day)
Meeting Finder:
- Search for meetings based on location
- AA, NA, Refuge Recovery, CA, SMART Recovery options all listed in one place
- Clients can check in to meetings and let you know how they went
Places to Avoid Feature:
- Add places that are important for your client to avoid in recovery
- You will see when clients enter locations that are risky to their recovery
- Customize coping strategies for these difficult moments
Evidence-Based Recovery-Oriented Activities:
Reasons to Recover
Resolving ambivalence
Words that Describe You
Enjoyable Activities Planner
In-App Assessments
For your clinical interpretation
Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-9) and the Generalized Anxiety Disorder scale
GAD7
Track Meals and Snacks:
-Patients can take photos of your meals
-Patients answer questions about meal experience to review with their dietitian

