Real-Time Recovery Infrastructure for SUD Relapse Prevention
Anchor Ai delivers crucial support to prevent substance use disorder relapses, bridging the gap after discharge when traditional clinical care is unavailable.
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About Anchor Ai
Anchor Ai, founded by William Spooner, is dedicated to closing the critical '2 AM Gap' in substance use disorder care. Our solution was designed to deliver real-time, managed recovery infrastructure to individuals discharged from residential treatment, when support networks are at their weakest and relapse risks are at their highest.
Unlike traditional aftercare, Anchor Ai provides always-available clinician-deployed support focused on the first 72 hours post-discharge—known as the '72-hour cliff.' By providing immediate, responsive interventions during nights and weekends, we empower individuals and clinicians to greatly reduce relapse during this vital transitional period.
Our Solutions
Anchor Ai specializes in relapse prevention tools for clinicians, managed outreach platforms, and adaptive support tailored to critical high-risk periods following SUD treatment discharge.
Clinician-Deployed Recovery Infrastructure
A tech-enabled platform that empowers clinicians to deploy personalized, real-time recovery support for patients just discharged from residential SUD treatment facilities.
Night & Weekend Relapse Intervention
Specialized tools and alerts designed to bridge the '2 AM Gap,' ensuring ongoing check-ins and prompt interventions outside of normal care hours.
Managed Outreach and Virtual Support
Anchor Ai’s managed virtual support keeps patients connected nights, weekends, and holidays, providing immediate guidance and monitoring when risks are highest.
Our Mission
Anchor Ai’s mission is to drastically reduce relapse rates by closing care gaps and extending immediate, clinician-driven support during the highest-risk windows after SUD treatment. We strive to empower both recovery professionals and patients to build lasting outcomes and change lives, especially when help is hardest to find.
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