iRely Recovery reports 87% treatment completion rate in first outcomes study

iRely Recovery released its first six-month outcomes report covering 47 residential patients treated from November 2025 through April 2026. The California center says its completion and sobriety rates exceeded national averages, underscoring growing pressure for public addiction treatment data.

Why it matters: - iRely Recovery’s report adds public data to an industry where outcome transparency is limited. - The facility says its results support a holistic addiction treatment model that combines evidence-based care, mental health support, and continuing recovery services. - A 2024 SAMHSA study found only 28% of addiction treatment facilities publicly report outcome data beyond program completion rates.

What happened: - iRely Recovery released its first comprehensive six-month outcomes report for patients who completed residential treatment between November 2025 and April 2026. - The report covers 47 patients treated at the Sherwood Forest, California, facility. - The center reported an 87% program completion rate, compared with a 68% national average. - The report showed 73% of patients maintained sobriety at 90 days, versus a national range of 45% to 55%. - Vinsent Franke, founder and CEO of iRely Recovery, said the results show that individualized, compassionate care grounded in evidence-based practices produces measurable results.

The details: - The outcomes report used structured follow-up surveys at 30, 60 and 90 days after discharge. - The 90-day response rate was 74%, which the facility described as well above typical industry response rates of 20% to 30%. - Among dual diagnosis patients, iRely Recovery reported an 85% completion rate and 71% 90-day sobriety. - In that same group, 89% reported improvement in psychiatric symptoms. - Patient satisfaction surveys showed 92% were satisfied or very satisfied with the overall treatment experience. - The report said 96% were satisfied with staff professionalism and compassion. - The facility reported zero serious adverse events during the reporting period. - Factors linked with stronger outcomes included voluntary admission, family therapy participation, grief and loss counseling, and post-treatment continuing care. - Regular use of iRely Recovery’s alumni app correlated with 21% higher 90-day sobriety rates. - The facility said it specializes in evidence-based holistic care for substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health conditions. - iRely Recovery says it provides ASAM Level 3.5 treatment through a Cognitive Treatment-Recovery and Recovery-Oriented Systems of Care model. - The company’s web link is More information.

Between the lines: - The report’s strongest message is not just clinical performance, but measurement discipline. - A 74% follow-up response rate gives the report more weight than the low response rates common in the industry, though the sample is still small. - The facility is signaling that outcomes reporting can be a competitive differentiator in a field where families often lack comparable data. - Franke said the accountability gap in addiction treatment leaves families with too little information about success rates.

What's next: - iRely Recovery committed to annual outcome reporting. - The facility said future reports will include longer follow-up periods and academic research partnerships. - The current report also notes its own limits, including the small sample size and 90-day follow-up window.

The bottom line: - iRely Recovery is using early outcomes data to argue that holistic, measured care can outperform national benchmarks — and that the addiction treatment industry should report results more openly.