The Challenge
Understanding Relapse Risk in Older Adults
Relapse is a common part of the recovery journey, not a sign of failure. For older adults, certain factors can increase relapse risk:
Isolation
Reduced social connections can leave seniors without support during difficult moments.
Health challenges
Chronic pain and health conditions can trigger the desire to self-medicate.
Loss of routine
Without daily structure, unstructured time increases vulnerability.
Limited access to support
Transportation and mobility barriers can prevent access to in-person resources.
"The daily check-ins and encouragement from the team have kept me motivated and focused on my goals. I don't feel alone in this process anymore."
— Ryan T., Member
The Solution
How Accountability Prevents Relapse
Accountability-based recovery programs help prevent relapse by providing regular check-ins with peer recovery coaches, remote alcohol and drug monitoring, structured recovery plans with clear goals, and family collaboration to reinforce support.
These tools create a consistent support system that helps individuals stay on track with their recovery goals.
The Program
Accountable's Approach to Relapse Prevention
You Are Accountable provides relapse prevention support through peer recovery coaching, remote monitoring tools, and virtual support.
Members work with coaches to build personalized accountability plans and complete regular monitoring to maintain transparency and trust.
The program is designed to be accessible for older adults, operating entirely through virtual channels from the comfort of home — and covered by Medicare for less than $50 per month for most patients.