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Overview
Recover Medical Group provides substance use treatment via telehealth, partnering with state and local governments to reach communities. It delivers personalized, data-driven care plans that combine medical treatment, care coordination, and counseling, with a strong emphasis on medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Patients are supported by dedicated care teams and receive evidence-based protocols delivered remotely, supported by government funding to lower costs. Its goal is to bridge the treatment gap by making effective, affordable substance use care accessible to more people.
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What believers are saying
- Nevada County approved a July 2026-June 2027 contract worth $553,188.
- Placer County renewed Recover for 2026-2028, signaling multi-county demand.
- Marin County set aside $380,226 for Recover Medical Group in FY 2026-27.
What critics are saying
- County contracts dominate revenue; Nevada County’s 2026 renewal reached only $440,000.
- Trustpilot reviews in November 2026 accuse Recover of ignoring complaints, hurting referrals.
- If Medi-Cal or county renewals stall in 2027, Recover’s model collapses.
What makes Recover Medical Group unique
- Recover Medical Group runs county-funded outpatient SUD care, not consumer cash-pay therapy.
- Santa Clara County opened Recover Gilroy on September 17, 2025 for 600-700 patients.
- California DHCS certifies Recover’s outpatient facilities, enabling Medi-Cal reimbursement across multiple counties.
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Funding
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