For recovery housing operators / Referral source maps

Referrals fill beds. We map the referrers.

Occupancy in certified recovery housing runs on referral relationships: the treatment programs, discharge planners, probation offices, and county agencies that decide where residents go. We build the county map: every organization that places residents, a named contact where one is published, a note on who they serve, and a source link on every row, verified as current before it ships.

Get the free 10 organization sample Built for your county, no charge, no call required
County referral source map, example rows, illustrative Every row source-linked
Organization typeWhy they matterWhat the row carriesStatus
Treatment programsResidential and IOP discharges need housing on a dateplacement contact + level of care VERIFIED
Hospital discharge plannersSocial work teams placing patients at dischargedepartment + named contact VERIFIED
Probation and reentrySupervision terms that require sober housingoffice + who they refer VERIFIED
Shelters and outreachFront line of people ready for structured housingintake contact + population VERIFIED
County behavioral healthFunding streams and coordinated placementdivision + named contact VERIFIED
For a supportive housing operator in another state, this map covered 127 placement and referral organizations across 3 counties.

How it works

Sample first. Judge the rows, not the pitch.

Step 01 / Free sample

Ten organizations, your county

Reply with your county and state. You get ten real referral organizations with the full map's columns, free, usually within a day. Keep it either way.

Step 02 / Full county map

The complete picture

Every placement and referral organization we can verify in the county, deduplicated, each row with a named contact where published, who they serve, and a source link. Fixed price quoted with the sample.

Step 03 / Kept current

Programs close. Contacts leave.

Optional refresh on a schedule: rows re-verified, closures flagged, new programs added. The map stays a working call sheet instead of aging into a directory.

Questions operators ask

Straight answers.

How is this different from a directory I can find myself?

Public directories list organizations. A referral source map tells you which ones actually place residents, who inside the organization handles placements, and whether the program is still operating, with a source link on every row so you can check the work. The hours of calling dead numbers is the part we remove.

Do you cover my county?

Any United States county. The map is built fresh per county from state and county sources, not pulled from a national database, which is why the contacts hold up.

What does the free sample include?

Ten referral organizations in your county, with the same columns as the full map: organization, type, named placement contact where published, who they serve, and a source link per row. No charge, no call, keep it either way.

What does a full county map cost?

Fixed price, quoted after the free sample so the quote reflects your county's actual size. No hourly billing. Rows that turn out wrong are replaced free.

Is my information shared with anyone?

No. Maps are built per client and not resold, and we do not share who our clients are.

The test that costs you nothing

One email. Ten rows. Your county.

Send your county and state. The sample comes back with the same verification standard as everything else we ship: real organizations, current contacts, a source link on every row. If the rows are good, we talk about the full map. If they are not, you should not buy from us.