BARC-10 Scores & Information Sheet

We wanted to share an update on a new information sheet and way to receive clients' BARC-10 scores after completing the GPRA with them.

The BARC-10 is a validated questionnaire that assesses an individual’s recovery capital through 10 questions that measure 10 domains of recovery capital. These questions are already asked on the GPRA.

We have now added a question to the end of the GPRA where you can enter your email address (or the email address of another staff member) to receive an email with a client's BARC-10 score. See screenshot from the GPRA below.

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To learn more about the BARC-10 and how these results can be used, click here. We hope this new feature will be useful for clients' treatment and recovery. As always, please reach out to SORSupport@omni.org if you have any questions or concerns.

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