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Hospitality

Your staff shows up for your guests. Show up for them. 

Give your team private, 24/7 access to real support for substance use so they stay longer, perform better, and know you have their back.

Managers aren't equipped for this

Most frontline managers have no training for supporting staff through substance use challenges. 

70%+ turnover

Untreated SUD is a leading and often invisible driver. 

1 in 5 employees are impacted

One of the highest rates of untreated substance use disorder (SUD) of any industry in the country. 

Source: National Safety Council

Hospitality Metrics

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Rapid Crisis Management

Managers searching for treatment resources during their shift.

Workforce Susceptibility

Staff facing hidden struggles, impacting presenteeism and productivity.

Avoidable Crises

HR handles emergency situations that were preventable with the right support.

Standardized Culture

Alcohol is often a part of the workplace vibe. 

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On The Job Risk Factors

Working near alcohol often raises personal risk for SUD and safety incidents. 

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EAP usage sits at up to 2-5% for all pooled services vs up to 8% with Sobrynth

Staff members rarely utilize generic tools for stigmatized life challenges like SUD. 

Why Current Benefits Fall Short for This

The system is not ready to act when someone actually reaches out for help. Sobrynth is. 

Large gaps remain between standard employee assistance programs and the specialized, live support needed for recovery within the hospitality and restaurant industries.

Zero live support available during staff crises

The time to seek help is brief; slow intake systems lose these vital opportunities.

Limited focus on substance use disorder

Standard counseling does not have the specific tools for addiction recovery.

Staff forced to find help on their own

The difficulty of sourcing care leads to high failure for those starting recovery.

24/7 access to Certified Peer Recovery Coaches and the SOBRPath™ digital platform. 
Culture shifts through programs that eliminate stigma. 

What Leading Hospitality Employers Do Differently

A fresh approach with live support and a recovery-friendly workplace

Peer Recovery Coaches with lived experience. History builds trust. 
Tools that support staff no matter where they are on their path today.
Helping Hands Extended
Suport for the workforce and their families, regardless of traditional health plan status.
Wide and inclusive access to clinical and community-based resources.

When someone finally asks for help, the system should be ready. Sobrynth is.

Uncapped Ongoing Support

Support continues for as long as it’s needed, with no session limits, no gatekeepers, and absolute confidentiality.

Certified Peer Coaches help employees identify the right resources and make phone calls with them, or on their behalf. 

Supportive Care and Resource Navigation

Confidential Peer Coaching

They reach a Certified Peer Recovery Coach with lived experience, trained to meet them anywhere on their journey.

Initial Reach Out

Employees or families reach out however feels safe: phone, email, or SOBRPath™. 24/7, no identifying information required. Anonymous and confidential.

From the first call to ongoing support, we handle the navigation so employees don’t have to. Professional, trustworthy, and effective.

How Sobrynth Works

Learn what hidden SUD is costing your workforce

Discover the financial weight of substance use issues at your organization and how Sobrynth helps you save.

Case Study

Olympia Hospitality

Olympia Hospitality, a top multi-site employer, joined Sobrynth to change how leaders help staff facing substance issues. This team effort creates a proactive plan for staff care by linking managers to fast recovery tools in real time.

2,000+ staff members in 42 locations

Sobrynth moved usage toward early and lower cost care opportunities

Managers previously handled employee care issues on their own

"It's about creating a culture where an employee is seen as a whole person and not just who they are when they walk through the doors."
—Abby Flynn

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