Recovery.com Acquires RedFox AI to Boost AI Capabilities
Recovery.com has acquired RedFox AI, a Madison-based AI startup, to expand its AI capabilities in mental health and addiction treatment, announced in a press release. This acquisition aims to integrate RedFox AI's conversational technology into Recovery.com's platform, enhancing its ability to connect users with care.
Nick Myers, co-founder of RedFox AI, will join Recovery.com as the Director of AI Innovation, while Brett Brooks will join the engineering team. RedFox AI's product, Navigator, a voice-guided assistant for at-home diagnostic tests, will be a key addition to Recovery.com's offerings.
The acquisition is part of Recovery.com's strategy to incorporate AI into its operations and product roadmap, focusing on responsible AI innovation in behavioral health. The collaboration is expected to accelerate the development of AI-powered tools, keeping patient focus and safety at the forefront.
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