are 24/7 crucial services, addiction treatment services and services that include housing and assistance.
The team behind the app is attempting to also include information on available beds but they would first need that information from the medical providers. Providers are constantly modifying their specific information, which makes accurate data difficult to transfer.
Doczy also highlighted that after choosing a provider, the patient would be taken to a detailed page and choose to call, visit the website or get directions to the nearest facility.=
“Once a selection is made, a user is presented with a list of providers in the area that offer that service,” he said. “Users can then optionally filter that list by typing in their location, age preference and payment requirements. Upon choosing a provider, a user is taken to a provider detail page, on this page they can click to call, visit their website, interact with a map or share this information as a contact card with someone else.”
Author: Robert B. Hayek
Robert B Hayek is a reporter for Addiction Now and covers features and local spotlight stories. He previously worked for Fox Sports as a production assistant as well as a writer and reporter for an online website called Real Talk Sports Network. He has lived in Southern California his entire life, is a lover of books and writing and also surfs. Contact Robert at roberth@addictionnow.com
