Anivow Care
See what happens between sessions.
A care-team workspace that turns patient-reported recovery activity into session preparation, without exposing private Snow conversations.
Nouveau Recovery CenterSession Prep
Tomorrow · 10:30 AMJames L.Alcohol Recovery - week 3
ReviewSince last session
Work stress appeared in multiple shared check-ins. One coping exercise was completed after a strong urge. Patient selected weekends as the topic to discuss.
Shared care-team data only. Private Snow conversations excluded.
Why centers use it
Less reconstruction before every session.
Anivow Care is designed around the clinical loop: assign recovery work, let the patient live their week, review what was explicitly shared, then walk into session prepared.
Clinicians assign activities and program work.
Patients check in from the Anivow app.
Care teams review trends and relevant events.
Session Prep summarizes what changed since last time.
Daily patient check-ins
Useful signal, not surveillance.
Patients continue using Anivow as their recovery companion. Clinicians see structured activity that the patient has agreed to share with the care team.
Clinician workspace
Built for the questions clinicians ask first.
Who needs attention?
A dashboard highlights missed check-ins, contact requests, overdue exercises and high shared craving reports without opaque risk scores.
What changed?
Patient detail pages show craving, mood, triggers, activity progress and relevant timeline events.
What should we discuss?
Session Prep gathers the week into a concise view clinicians can review before the appointment.
What happens next?
Clinicians can assign exercises and follow progress through clinic-defined programs.
Privacy by design
The boundary is visible by default.
Anivow Care does not diagnose, predict relapse, replace clinical judgment, or provide emergency monitoring. It helps care teams review explicitly shared information.
Shared with care team
- Daily check-ins
- Craving, mood, confidence and sleep
- Assigned activity completion
- Self-reported use events
- Explicitly shared reflections
- Clinician contact requests
Private with Snow
- Private Snow conversations
- Private journal entries
- Unshared reflections
- Information the patient did not agree to share
For treatment centers
Give sessions a better starting point.
See how Anivow Care connects patient-reported recovery activity with your center's clinical workflow.