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Halo PostCare

recovery doesn’t end at discharge.

A 90-day, peer-powered support experience helping people stay connected after treatment through small Circles, coordinated gatherings and meaningful relationships.

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For treatment centers, aftercare teams and their partners. PostCare is offered through treatment organizations; individuals can’t sign up here. Looking for support for yourself? Halo’s app is on the homepage.

The transition

from structure to everyday life.

Residential treatment gives each day a shape: people around you, a schedule, someone who notices when you’re not there. Leaving brings much of that to an end, often all at once.

The weeks that follow ask a lot: work, family, old routines and new ones. They’re also when steady, human connection can be hardest to find. PostCare is designed to carry some of that structure forward, through people.

  • Continuity

    Relationships that begin in treatment don’t have to end at the door.

  • Belonging

    A small group that expects you, week after week.

  • Connection

    People who understand, close enough to reach on an ordinary Tuesday.

  • Access

    Peer support that fits around work, family and distance.

The first 90 days

three months, one Circle.

A clear progression from the first week home to a community that keeps going.

  1. Days 1–30

    Connection and belonging

    Members meet their Circle before or soon after discharge, join their first gathering and learn that someone is expecting them.

  2. Days 31–60

    Consistency and participation

    A steady rhythm of gatherings and optional daily check-ins. Members take part in their own way, from listening to leading.

  3. Days 61–90

    Independence and continued community

    Members lean on each other more and on the program less, and mark the milestones that matter to them.

Day 90 is a handoff, not an ending. Members can keep their Circle and their connections after the formal PostCare period.

Small Circles, lasting relationships

real people, supporting each other.

Halo is built around small groups of people who choose to show up for one another. Everything else exists to make that easier.

  • Private peer Circles

    Small, invitation-only groups. Members choose a handle and decide how much they share.

  • Human-facilitated gatherings

    Recurring gatherings with a human facilitator, such as a peer specialist or alumni coordinator.

  • Shared milestones

    Members can mark the days and moments that matter, on their own or with their Circle.

  • Optional daily check-ins

    A short daily prompt for those who want one. Nothing is required.

  • Coordination, assisted by AI

    A Circle agent helps find times, sends reminders and keeps gatherings organized.

  • Connection beyond meetings

    Members can stay in touch between gatherings and after the program ends.

Built for accessibility

support people can reach.

Support only works if people can get to it. In a provider-supported program, no one should need an iPhone, an Apple account or a bracelet to take part.

Here is where each part of that stands today. Nothing on this list is a commitment to a date.

In testing
In internal test builds today
In development
Being built, not yet available
Planned
On the roadmap, not started
Future
Being explored

  • Native iOS experience

    In testing

  • Responsive browser access

    In development

  • Sign-in without an Apple account

    In development

  • Android compatibility

    Planned

  • English and Spanish

    Planned

  • Low-bandwidth participation

    Planned

  • Accessible meeting controls

    Planned

  • Live captioning

    Future

  • Telephone access

    Future

Designed for treatment providers

from your care to their Circle.

The proposed institutional experience, in five steps.

  1. Invite patients before discharge

    Your team shares a private invitation while the person is still in your care.

  2. Enroll consenting members in their Circle

    Joining is each person’s choice. Members consent before they’re placed in a Circle.

  3. Support recurring peer gatherings

    Gatherings run on a regular rhythm, with scheduling and reminders handled for you.

  4. Understand engagement in aggregate

    Privacy-preserving reporting shows how the program is going, never what anyone said.

  5. Help members stay connected beyond 90 days

    Circles and friendships can continue after the formal period ends.

Proposed reporting

Aggregate measures, designed with founding partners during the pilot.

Activation
How many invited people join their Circle
Attendance
Gatherings attended, across the cohort
Participation
Check-ins and contributions, counted, never read
Retention
Members still connected at 30, 60 and 90 days

Founding partner program

shape it with us.

Halo is looking for a small number of treatment organizations to run the first PostCare pilot with us. Founding partners help validate the experience, shape how it fits into discharge and aftercare, and evaluate engagement together.

Length
90 days
Participants
30–50, proposed
Partners
A small founding group
Status
Proposed pilot, in planning

A Halo bracelet may be offered as an optional symbol of participation. It’s never required to receive support.

Get in touch

become a founding partner.

Tell us about your organization. We’ll follow up to talk through fit, timing and what a pilot could look like.

For treatment organizations, aftercare teams and strategic partners. If you’re looking for support for yourself, start on Halo’s homepage.

For example: founder, clinical director, aftercare lead, investor

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