Testimonials From SCRAM CAM Participants
Time and again, research has shown that SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring supports long-term behavior change in clients struggling with alcohol abuse. Nothing illustrates the impact of SCRAM Systems’ products in clients’ lives like testimonials from the individuals themselves, who courageously share their stories to help others in similar situations.
Chris’s Story
Chris was able to find and keep his sobriety by voluntarily wearing SCRAM CAM for over two years.
Danny’s Story
Listen to Danny’s powerful story of how the SCRAM CAM bracelet along with his service provider and judge’s support, led him to a happy and sober life.
Thanks to SCRAM CAM
—SCRAM CAM Participant
I have found inner peace
with myself.
By being totally
—SCRAM CAM Participant
accountable 24/7,
SCRAM CAM is
an excellent tool
to maintain my
sobriety.
This program helped me stay sober and connect with my daughter again.
—SCRAM CAM Participant
Treatment Courts That Cultivate Long-Term Change
Treatment courts across the country are dedicated to changing the behavior of participants to reduce recidivism. Continuous alcohol monitoring and decision support software are effective solutions for monitoring clients in drug courts.
Brazoria County Recovery Court
Learn more about the Brazoria County Recovery Court and hear from Judge Lori Rickert, the court administrator, and a treatment services representative on how the program is making a difference in the lives of clients and the community.
Brett’s Story
Hear how SCRAM CAM became a pivotal tool for Brett, helping him uphold his commitment to sobriety and the transformative point he calls the “miracle”—when he realized he no longer craved alcohol.
Carolyn’s Story
Listen to Caroyln’s story, as she describes her positive experience with SCRAM CAM and how the bracelet helped her end the cycle of drinking and supported her dream of becoming a thriving teacher.
Ron’s Story
Ron provides an emotional account of his alcohol addiction and how his experience wearing the SCRAM CAM bracelet changed his life for the better.
Dawn’s Story
With 3 DUIs in 10 years, Dawn discusses her alcohol troubled past and how her experience wearing the SCRAM CAM bracelet has changed her life for the better.
SCRAM CAM Participant Survey
About the Survey
Since 2009, SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring clients have had the option to submit a Participant Exit Survey at the completion of their time in the program. As of June 2020, 24,060 SCRAM CAM clients have completed the survey. All survey results are completely confidential and anonymous.
The intent is to compile data to help us evaluate the impact of SCRAM CAM programs and better understand the perspectives of program participants. The surveys also give clients an opportunity to provide an honest comment about their experience while wearing the device.
Results
- 88% report SCRAM CAM helped deter drinking
- 83% worked and/or attended school while on SCRAM CAM
- 67% felt the bracelet was easy to wear during daily activities
- 61% were in treatment while on SCRAM CAM
- 65% were able to make payments to court-related fees and fines
- On average, participants reported spending $14.32 per day on alcohol before they were monitored by SCRAM CAM
Dennis’ Story
Hear Dennis discuss his struggles with alcohol and how the SCRAM Continuous Alcohol Monitoring bracelet helped him get his life back on track.
Danny’s Story—Extended
A deeper look into Danny’s life and his struggles, road to recovery, and the lessons he learned along the way. And hear from Brian of ADL Monitoring Solutions, and how his relationship with Danny helped pave the way for his sobriety.
1,030,756
Total Clients Monitored
99.1%
Sober Days
5 Billion
Alcohol Tests Performed
110
Average Days on Program
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Committed to Making a Difference
Alcohol took everything from me before I made the decision to change. I needed SCRAM CAM for accountability, and after two years of no drinking, I have zero desire to ever drink again.
—SCRAM CAM Participant