A coaching moment, missed
“Can I think about it and call you back?”
The call ended there. No next step was offered. Moving Towards Next Steps needs practice.
Admissions Intelligence
The Admissions Intelligence platform surfaces risk and opportunities across your admissions calls. Spot the skills that need practice, coach your team and watch calls improve.
5 minutes to connect your call data.
Insights start arriving next day.
The problem with traditional call review
Yesterday your team took 120 calls. Inside them were coaching moments, referral sources, and signals that needed a closer look. Nobody had time to listen for them.
A coaching moment, missed
“Can I think about it and call you back?”
The call ended there. No next step was offered. Moving Towards Next Steps needs practice.
A signal worth reviewing
The caller went quiet, and the call ended early. Flagged for qualified human review.
A referral source, lost
“St. Mary’s gave us your number.”
A referring partner your organization should know about. It stayed in the recording and never reached your records.
The product
How the team performed and what the calls looked like, without opening a single recording.
Conversations that need human review rise to the top of the queue.
Six core admissions skills, assessed in the conversation’s own words.
Encouraging Engagement
Every call is checked for designated clinical signals. Flagged ones enter your team’s daily workflow.
Suicide or self-harm
James Walker · flagged for review
Active drug use
Maria Chen · flagged for review
Stopped responding
Robert Hall · 21:04 · answered by Marcus A.
In this morning’s review queue
Each morning, the digest and personal coaching land in the inbox. Every email links back to the call behind it.
Referral source
Who sent them to you. Captured from the call itself.
Reason for calling
What the caller needed, in their own words.
Next step promised
What your team committed to. Nothing gets dropped.
Weekly for the team. Daily for each person. Monthly for the one-on-one.
See how Admissions Roleplay turns call insight into practice
Every score, flag, and recommendation in Admissions Intelligence comes from the same engine: the Behavioural Health Intelligence Layer, the analysis core we have been building since 2023 in partnership with leading researchers at the University of Toronto.
The graph maps The Layer at the center to twelve taxonomies: Recovery ontology, Admissions skills, Clinical signals, Emotional landscape, Personas & archetypes, Organization, Substances, Behavioural addictions, Care pathways, Barriers & context, Family systems, Traits & patterns.
Need a deeper starting point?
The Admissions Call Audit is a one-off written read of your real calls: how they perform today, what the patterns mean, and what to change first.
The Audit stands on its own. If an ongoing view is right afterwards, Admissions Intelligence continues from there: every call reviewed by morning.
“Everything I wanted it to be, it was. It just blew open all of these discussions about what they could do and how they could do better.”
“OpenRecovery has become a strategic extension of our team, helping us deliver more personalized care through AI-powered staff training, all within a platform tailored to our clinical model.”


Book a demo and walk through the morning view your team would open: yesterday’s calls already reviewed, the conversations that need attention first, and the next skill for each person to practice.
Your calls are handled under HIPAA, with the safeguards it requires.
We sign a Business Associate Agreement with your organization.
Leaders see the team view. Each team member sees only their own calls.