A Note of Gratitude

As Thanksgiving approaches, we want to take a moment to reflect on what we’re most grateful for — our customers, our partners, and our team.

This year has been a time of incredible growth for Commonly Well. At the start of the year, we embarked on an ambitious journey to build our own technology. For the first four years of Commonly Well, we worked with technology partners to distribute the Recovery Capital index. That all changed in April, when we began developing Solomon – our comprehensive recovery intelligence and communications platform.

In October, Solomon officially launched!

And at the time of this writing, all our customers have successfully migrated to Solomon and are actively using the platform. The work our customers do to support their patients, clients, and members on their recovery journeys is inspiring; we’re honored that Commonly Well and Solomon play a role in advancing their missions.

We’re especially grateful to our customers for the grace and trust they have shown us during this transition. Often, technology and behavioral health are like oil and water, but the field is evolving– and the early success of Solomon reflects the powerful potential that lies ahead.?

Thank you to all the organizations we’ve been able to serve and support this year:

A Way Out? -? Bowline Health ? -? Choice Recovery Coaching ? -? David's Courage? -? Discover Behavior Series? -? Dolan Research International ? -? Drug Abuse Foundation? -? F5 Project ? -? Fidelity Behavioral Health ? -? FoundCare, Inc. -? Foundry Treatment Center Steamboat -? Hanley Foundation -? HealthLinc Community Health Center -? The HOFFA Foundation -? Hope Chapel? -? Hope Rising Resource Center? -? Impact Wisconsin -? Jaywalker Lodge -? Jeff Industries, Inc. ? -? Longleaf Recovery & Wellness -? MANNA-THE DURANGO SOUP KITCHEN ? -? Maryland Peer Advisory Council -? New Bridge Cleveland -? NewView Healing LLC ? -? New Vista KY ? -? New York State Unified Court System ? -? No Longer Bound -? Oklahoma Alliance of Recovery Resources? -? Olympic Behavioral Health ? -? Ontario County (NY)? -? ORTC, LLC ? -? OurRelationship -? Palm Beach County Community Services ? -? Paul’s Plan Ministries? -? Purple Mountain Recovery Inc -? Rebel Recovery FL -? Reconstruction Unlimited -? Recovery Church Delray Beach? -? The Recovery Community HUB of Palm Beach County ? -? Restoration One? -? ROSC Solutions Group Inc. ? -? Serenity House Communities ? -? South County Mental Health Center -? SOZO Recovery Center Inc. ? -? Rochester Regional Health and St. Lawrence Health ? -? Stout Street Foundation ? -? Transformation House ? -? Wayside House -? Young People in Recovery -? Youturn Health - ? Zia Recovery Center

Also thanks to all our technology, strategic partners, and advisors:

Astrato Analytics ? -? Bobby George -? Care Predictor ? -? Dan Kirby? -? Danielle Tarino -? Dave Jansa? -? Face It TOGETHER ? -? Gloo ? -? Janelle Wesloh ? -? Kevin Kirby? -? One Step Software ? -? Russ Carpenter ? -? Ruth Krystopolski ? -? Sigma ? -? Volano Software

And a special thanks to our incredible and growing team: Johanna M. Dolan , Justin Smith, Ph.D. , Jennifer McCann, PMP , and Ariel "Air" Britt, MSW . Each brings a wondrous set of talents and experiences. Thank you for being on this journey together.

From all of us at Commonly Well, we wish you and your loved ones a wonderful Thanksgiving!

- David Whitesock

Our Purpose

A world where health and well-being are common for all.

Commonly Well equips providers recovery intelligence to change lives and rebuild communities. How we do this is dictated by our Guiding Principles.?Our?tools, actions, and strategies will always align with our principles.

Commonly Well is a Public Benefit Corporation. What that means is that our company interests are to be balanced by our public interests. We must do good in the world.

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