Treatment courts trust RePath to detect relapse early, streamline court reporting, and keep participants engaged between hearings.
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Treatment courts demand close monitoring and quick intervention. Current tools make both harder than they should be.
Drug test scheduling is random, not strategic. Issues get caught late.
Treatment attendance, check-in compliance, and progress notes are tracked by hand.
Preparing status reports for each participant before hearings is a full-day task.
Participants disengage between court dates. No tools to maintain connection.
Open RePath IQ. See which participants flagged for elevated impairment risk. Two show concerning patterns since last week.
Visit Assist summaries are already organized by participant. Court reporting takes minutes instead of hours.
Real-time data supports your recommendations. Risk levels, engagement scores, and documentation are at your fingertips.
Automated check-in reminders keep participants engaged. Drug test scheduling adapts to risk levels.
See how RePath transforms treatment court supervision
Book a DemoImpairment Risk prediction gives treatment court teams early warning of substance use — days before a test confirms it.
We had a person that was huffing on compressed air dusters — something we cannot test for. RePath told us there was an issue and we were able to confirm it.
So far every test has come back positive when flagged in RePath, so we have really enjoyed that additional data.
RePath has completely changed how our drug court operates.
Participants check in daily through a simple mobile app. On testing days, they see exactly where and when to go. On non-testing days, they stay engaged with scheduled activities and self check-ins.
Clear instructions with testing group, time window, and location. No confusion, no missed tests.
Participants stay connected with scheduled activities and self check-ins — maintaining engagement between hearings.
All the benefits of modern supervision for 1/100th the cost of incarceration.
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