Groups Recover Together

Name: Groups Recover Together
Rating: 4.3 (148 reviews)
Author: Recover Together, Inc

By: Recover Together, Inc App

Opioid addiction treatment

Overview

Version:

1.8.1

Last updated: 2025-08-02

Ranking

#133,771 ▼ 3,405

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Getting treatment for opioid addiction can feel shameful or scary. Groups Recover Together brings the core components of the program—treatment with medication (Suboxone), weekly group therapy, and support services—into a virtual environment.

With the Groups Recover Together app, you can participate on the go or from home, connect with counselors and physicians to manage your care, and join weekly group sessions with peers who understand what you’re going through. A one-hour weekly commitment can help you get your life back, whether online or at a Group location. Download the app to get started, join meetings, or manage your care plan.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Education Community

By:

Recover Together, Inc

Rating:

4.30

(148) 1 new ratings

Version:

1.8.1 Last updated: 2025-08-02

Version code:

876908096

Creation date:

2021-04-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

26.59MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 133,771 ▼ 3,405

Other platforms

Groups Recover Together (v1.8.1)

119,427 4.53

(1,614)

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Developed by:

Recover Together, Inc

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/groups-recover-together/id1546116496

User Reviews

Groups Recover Together is praised for its convenience and supportive clinical team, and many users credit it with real, life-changing recovery while managing processes from home. However, repeated technical issues, login problems, and a sparse feature set hinder daily use. Users also report disputes around test results and discharge decisions, plus concerns about billing and customer support. The core message: the app shows strong potential and meaningful impact, but reliability and user experience still need substantial improvement.

Pros

Convenience and mobile-first recovery: manage tests, meetings, and uploads from your phone with a home group.
Access to caring doctors and counselors who genuinely support users.
Significant positive life outcomes and sobriety due to the program.
Consistent home group and strong community support.

Cons

Persistent technical issues and reliability problems: crashes, camera/photo upload failures, care plan glitches, and updates breaking features.
Login and account access problems: trouble logging in, password resets, emails not arriving.
Limited feature set and rough user experience: few tools beyond basics, no journaling/calendar/messaging.
Disputes about test results and care decisions: instances of misreported results or discharge decisions.
Billing friction and weak support: credit-card requirement to download and reported poor customer support.

Recent reviews

I was with work it health at first & then out of no where they quit taking my insurance & didn’t even write me a script to make it til I found another provider. Groups came up in my newsfeed shortly after & after speaking to someone I had an appt the next day & was able to get my meds. Everyone that works there is great. They go above & beyond to help you & they even have someone that can contact you with resources if you are say homeless. I love my group. It’s only 1 hour a week. I go on Tuesday 3:30 pm - 4:30pm & I usually am bummed when it’s over cuz I enjoy it so much. If you’re trying to get off opiates & are interested in suboxone therapy I highly recommend groups recover together. The are hands down the best!!!

by Je*****, 2026-05-28

-100. It says that the app is free, but you have to put in a credit card number to download the app. If you have even a prepaid card for your children’s school sports program,etc. any reason whatsoever! You can not receive food stamps from the government if you have one! But a majority of people in groups recover together are people who are on Medicaid and food stamps etc. So with that being said what is a person supposed to do? Not get the help they need? The insurance for their children, themselves in turn pays for the group and the medication.? Groups has been aware of my personal situation for years now. I have anxiety to a great extent and I have memory issues bc I choose to try to take my own life and I went without oxygen before I was completely gone, so now I struggle badly with anxiety, memory loss etc. Social anxiety really badly. But I have been in the office many times and not even the main office manager could fix either of my phones to download the group recover together app. Bc it asks for a credit card number and if you don’t have a valid credit card number, you don’t get past that part of the download for the app. It’s actually easy for the office to send a meeting I.d number for me to get in and continue to participate in my sobriety! But now they are saying that the upper management is no longer allowing them to send me a link number to login. So please make sense of this? And give feedback if you possibly can help with this issue please! Ty Happy Holidays Everyone!