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Patient handout: using Recoverly between visits

Print this page. Write your clinic's code in the box, or use the poster maker to add your code and QR to a poster.

Your clinic's programme code: ____________________

  1. Open recoverly.co.in on your phone and make a free account.
  2. In Settings, enter the code above. The clinic's name and contacts appear on your dashboard.
  3. Log your drinks and cravings, set a goal, and use the plans for hard moments.
  4. Before a visit, open the summary page to see your progress, and show it to your doctor.

What the clinic can and cannot see

  • The clinic does not see that you joined or what you log.
  • Only if you choose, you can share your own summary with the clinic team, by a name you give. It is scrambled so that Recoverly cannot read it. You tick that you understand, you decide what to include, and you can stop at any time. Sharing is never a condition of your treatment.

Important

  • Do not stop drinking suddenly if you drink heavily: it can be dangerous. Talk to your doctor first.
  • In a crisis: Tele-MANAS 14416 (free, any hour) or 112.
  • Recoverly is a support tool, not treatment.

Make a poster with your code and QR

From Recoverly’s organisation toolkit (recoverly.co.in/partners/toolkit). General guidance for people who run sessions. It is not medical, clinical or legal advice, and a clinician has not reviewed it. Recoverly is a support companion, not treatment.