Aware Recovery Care vs Boulder Care
They differ on 5 of 10 things we check. No winner here: the better one is the one that fits what you need and how you'd pay.
Aware Recovery Care
You check your insurance by state, then a team of a clinician, nurse, recovery coach and care coordinator works with you and your family at home over about a year, with medication for addiction where appropriate.
Boulder Care
You download the Boulder Care app, check eligibility, and meet a clinician by video who can prescribe buprenorphine (Suboxone and others) or naltrexone, with a peer recovery specialist and care team you can message.
Where they differ
- Good for
- Aware Recovery Care: Adults with alcohol or drug addiction who want treatment at home instead of a facility; People who need more support than weekly outpatient care
- Boulder Care: Adults on Medicaid in Oregon, Washington, Ohio, North Carolina, New Mexico or Michigan who want opioid treatment by video; People who want buprenorphine, including long-acting injections, with peer support
- Cost
- Aware Recovery Care: Copay with insurance; no self-pay price published
- Boulder Care: Copay with Medicaid or insurance; self-pay in select states (price not published)
- Where
- Aware Recovery Care: Web
- Boulder Care: iPhone, Android, Web
- Research
- Aware Recovery Care: Early research
- Boulder Care: Limited research
- Privacy
- Aware Recovery Care: Grade B
- Boulder Care: Grade C
The same for both: kind of help (a therapist), probably not for (anyone in crisis or overdose: call 911, or call or text 988), how you pay (insurance), sells your data (no), hipaa (yes).
In crisis or thinking about suicide? In the US, call or text 988. This page is information from our reviews, not medical advice.