Daily recovery companionship
One-to-one support for routines, recovery meetings, appointments, and the moments between them. A sober companion helps put your existing recovery plan into practice.
Private support. Real-life recovery.
Recovery does not happen only in treatment. We provide discreet, one-to-one companionship to help you navigate the return to everyday life, with support that meets you where you are.
Begin a Confidential ConversationPersonalized recovery support, available nationwide.
Beyond treatment
A sober companion, sometimes called a recovery companion, provides nonclinical, practical support to a person working toward sustained recovery from substance use. Companionship brings encouragement, accountability, and structure into daily life.
At Fortis Care Collective, this support is tailored to the individual, not a fixed formula. We work alongside your existing care team rather than replacing addiction treatment, therapy, or medical care.
Support may be helpful after treatment, during a challenging transition, or when work, travel, and family responsibilities make recovery feel harder to manage alone.
Support in practice
One-to-one support for routines, recovery meetings, appointments, and the moments between them. A sober companion helps put your existing recovery plan into practice.
Practical support after residential treatment or sober living, helping you re-enter home, work, and family life with structure rather than facing the change alone.
Companionship through travel, professional commitments, and social situations that can disrupt early recovery. Planning focuses on identifying triggers and staying connected to support.
When concerns escalate, we help coordinate appropriate professional care. With your consent, we work alongside treatment providers, clinicians, and family members to support continuity.
The Fortis approach
We support individuals, families, and professionals who need thoughtful recovery companionship without unnecessary disruption. Discretion is central to our approach; information sharing and care coordination are discussed with you and guided by consent and applicable requirements.
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Tell us what is happening, where support is needed, and what has or has not worked. Families and treatment providers can also reach out.
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Together, we discuss the setting, level of companionship, and coordination needed. Availability, scope, and arrangements are confirmed before support begins.
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We help establish practical routines and reinforce your care plan, adjusting the support as needs change and greater independence becomes appropriate.
Explore our service-area pages for local context, then contact us to discuss sober companion availability and the right arrangements for your location.
Whether you are seeking a sober companion for yourself or someone you care about, start with a private conversation about what comes next.
Request Confidential Support (818) 318-5399Sober companions do not provide medical detox or emergency services, and recovery outcomes cannot be guaranteed. For an immediate medical emergency, call 911. For suicide or mental health crisis support in the U.S., call or text 988.