Workflows that carry themselves
AI and deterministic automation take on the administrative weight of post-discharge case management — the coordination, tracking, and follow-up that today lives in phone calls, faxes, and spreadsheets.
Streamlining pharmaceutical access for justice-involved individuals with serious mental illness.
When someone with serious mental illness leaves a psychiatric facility or a county jail, whether their prescription is ever filled decides the next ninety days. Molus automates the post-discharge case management workflow for administering medications — so continuity of care stops depending on luck.
Start a conversationThe problem
Every agency touches the handoff. No one owns it.
The releasing facility's responsibility ends at the door. The community provider often doesn't know a release happened. The pharmacy has no context. The person at the center carries a short supply of medication, a referral, and little else.
When the handoff fails, the same person returns through the most expensive doors in the system — the emergency department, the crisis unit, and the jail.
What we're building
Automation where it helps. Human judgment where it matters.
A counselor in the loop, always
Care coordination stays human. Automation does the paperwork; a licensed counselor — an LPC or LMHC — directs the care. Every handoff, every time.
A psychologically safe place to land
For the person coming home, Molus is a calm, private mobile app that treats them as a person, not a case number — built to earn trust, never to surveil.
Our first principle
Treatment data flows to treatment providers — never to law enforcement.
Where we are
We're building this with the people who live it.
Molus is early, and we're in the listening phase — learning from clinicians, case managers, pharmacists, and county systems before we build for them. If this handoff is your world, we'd love to talk.