VibezBombz for Organizations
People show up once.
Staying with it is the hard part.
VibezBombz bridges the moment between the person and the clinical visit.

THE PROBLEM
Screening works. Referral works. What breaks is what happens after.
People arrive guarded, because clinical settings teach people to be careful about what they say.
Sessions get spent earning trust that a form was never going to produce.
Meanwhile the people best positioned to reach them, peer specialists and community health workers, are asked to document their work in systems never built for what they actually do.
WHAT HAPPENS
A structured conversation, delivered by a non-clinical worker, configured to each organization's population at onboarding from a library of emotionally grounded options.
It happens inside the work that is already happening. No new appointment, no separate visit, no added documentation step.
The person leaves with something in their hand that is theirs.
The clinician meets someone who is already open.
WHAT IT DOES
Disarm Defenses
Restores Presence
Makes Downstream Screening Honest
Lets The Warm Handoff Land
Surfaces What The Clinical Workflow Cannot Surface On Its Own
WHAT YOUR ORGANIZATION GETS
The conversation and the record are the same act. Nothing documented twice.
Your peer workers' contribution becomes visible inside the work they are already doing.
WHAT WE KNOW, AND WHAT WE DO NOT
A development study across real organizations in one state, with real workers and real participants.
It supports feasibility and acceptability. It does not support any claim about outcomes.
We are evidence-informed, and honest about where the evidence stops.
WHAT THIS IS NOT
It does not treat, diagnose, assess, or make decisions about anyone's care.
WHO IT IS FOR
Organizations that employ peer recovery specialists, recovery coaches, or community health workers.
Start here.
One conversation. Tell us what your team is already doing and where people fall away. If it does not fit, we will say so.
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