Recovery housing
Keep admissions, resident records, drug and alcohol testing, attendance, and balances organized in one place—so your team can see what needs attention and keep daily work moving.
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Product preview
Census, tests due, and balances sit on one dashboard so the day starts from the same picture.
House, bed, admission, and the chart stay with that resident.
Staff see the schedule and record a result.
Staff record cash, money orders, and similar receipts against the balance.
A phone portal for residents, paired with nightly roll call. Residents sign out and back in from a phone browser with the house curfew filled in automatically, and staff run nightly bed check on one screen.
Staff can switch the app between light and dark. The choice is remembered on that browser.
Screens shown use fictional demo data.
Daily work
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Referrals and intake lead into the resident record: who is in which house and bed, and the chart staff open for that stay. Resident goals and case notes are house notes for that stay. They are not a clinical treatment plan or an encounter system.
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Staff keep the testing schedule and log results. They also record outside meetings, house meetings, and chores with the resident.
This picture is the testing schedule. Attendance is not shown here. The testing list is not a live lab feed.
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When staff take cash, a money order, or a similar receipt, they record it against the resident balance. The billing view shows what is still outstanding.
This is not card processing. Dorian does not send automated payment reminders.
Pricing
A licensed bed is any bed that is not marked out of service, whether or not someone is in it. An empty in-service bed counts. A bed marked out of service does not.
Twelve beds times $6.99 is $83.88, so the $129 minimum applies. Twenty-four beds times $6.99 is $167.76, so the minimum does not change that month. Full pricing and the bed calculator
Setup
An organization can set these without a custom build:
Example program profiles can apply five of those fields after someone reviews them: weeknight curfew, weekend curfew, required meetings per week, tests per month, and random-selection percent. Applying a profile does not change billing, security, house rules, or a curfew a house has set for itself.
Paying organizations can ask Dorian Recovery to build something their program needs. That work is scoped and agreed for that customer.
Included configuration is the settings list on the left. Optional onboarding, listed at $249, is help using those settings. It is display-only on this website and is not charged here. Custom development is a separate scoped build for that customer. It is not a self-serve form builder, and it is not unlimited customization from a settings screen. This page does not promise a date, an integration, or a feature that is not already in the product.
Founder
Dorian Recovery grew out of Daniel Natter's experience in healthcare technology and the daily work of recovery housing.
At HCA Healthcare and Cerner/Oracle, Daniel worked with the systems healthcare teams depend on. In recovery housing, he handles intakes, documentation, testing coordination, meetings, and staff communication—work that gives him a firsthand understanding of what staff need throughout the day.
Dorian brings those experiences together: an understanding of how information should move through a system, and why it matters to the people using it. That perspective shapes everything from the morning dashboard to resident records, shift handoffs, and alumni follow-up.
Questions
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Sober living is the clearest current offer. Treatment centers can use it for residential operations alongside the clinical EHR they already have. It does not replace that EHR. Veteran housing can record program and funding notes. Dorian does not file VA claims, decide VA eligibility, administer grants, or submit to HMIS. A fuller clinical record is a later ambition, not this product.
$6.99 per licensed bed each month, with a $129 organization minimum. $5.99 per bed at 50–99 beds. Custom at 100 or more. Annual billing is two months free. There is no per-staff fee. Details are in the pricing summary and on the pricing page.
Self-serve setup is $0. You create the organization and a password, then enter houses, beds, curfews, meeting and testing targets, fees, and house rules in Settings. The trial is 14 days. Optional onboarding is listed at $249. It is help using those settings, it is not required, and this website does not charge it. This page does not promise how many hours that takes.
Yes, with a guided spreadsheet (CSV) import. Download a CSV template, fill it in, and upload it: houses and beds first, then residents, then case notes and medications. Documents and photos come in as a ZIP file with a manifest. Nothing is saved until you review a preview and click Import. Lockbox counts and dose history are not imported. Reports already in Dorian can be downloaded as CSV.
This site does not publish support hours, a response time, or a service agreement. The inquiry page emails a note to Daniel. It is not a support contract. To reach Daniel directly, email daniel.natter@dorianrecovery.com or call 816-466-0225.
There is no per-staff fee. Roles in the product are owner, admin, house manager, case manager, and staff. House managers and staff are limited to the houses they are assigned. Residents use a separate portal and do not get the staff record.
