Onrise Care

02/06/2026

Athletic Directors: thank you.

At Onrise, we’re a clinician-led team—and we all work directly with patients. So we see, in real time, what athletes are carrying and where the system can break.

Yesterday, an athlete was about to run out of an uncommon medication at home. Within hours, the athletic director, the sports medicine physician, and our clinical team coordinated to get it prescribed and filled that same day—so the athlete had a seamless experience and one less thing to worry about.

That’s the work. Quiet. Fast. Human. And it only happens when ADs advocate the way you do.

To every athletic director leading departments, managing risk, and still showing up for individual athletes: we see you, and we’re grateful to partner with you.

02/03/2026

Can you feel it?

Can you feel the love, care and support we give to all of the athletes that we serve?

Try us out today. Buy today and have your athletes supported by this evening with real people who love their jobs.

01/29/2026

Proud to share that UKMC has contracted Onrise to expand access to modern, athlete-centered mental health support.

This partnership is designed to support and extend UKMC’s in-house medical staff and athletic trainers by providing athletes an additional, confidential layer of care—peer support, therapy, psychiatry as needed, and 24/7/365 crisis coverage, all virtual.

We’re grateful to the UKMC team for prioritizing whole-person performance and building durable systems of support for athletes, especially the leadership of Keith Garnett and Ursula Gurney.

Go Roos!

01/28/2026

ATs already do enough. Don’t ask them to carry mental health alone.

Onrise gives athletic trainers a fast, trusted place to send athletes—without weeks-long waits:

Guaranteed access within 48 hours
24/7/365 crisis services
Mental health care designed for athletics

If you’re trying to retain great ATs, this is real backup.

https://hubs.la/Q040cxGY0

01/27/2026

Welcome to the Onrise team, Georgetown Athletics.

Sometimes athletes don’t want to start with a clinician.

And sometimes they don’t want to talk to anyone inside the department.

They want someone external. Neutral. Confidential. Who’s been in their shoes.

That’s why Georgetown is supplementing its already-robust in-house clinical team with Onrise—because they understand what more programs are learning fast: one size never fits all.

Through this partnership, Hoya student-athletes across 13 women’s and 11 men’s sports now have access to on-demand, virtual 1:1 peer support from former college and professional athletes—Mental Health First Aid certified, trained, and clinically supervised—with flexible scheduling after-hours and in the offseason.

Proud to support a department that treats mental health like real infrastructure.

Hoya Saxa!

01/26/2026

Onrise is proud to attend the 2026 Black Men’s Brain Health Conference (Feb 3–4), centered on the theme: “The Power of Community Engagement: Transforming Black Men’s Participation in Brain Health and AD/ADRD Research.”

This convening brings together researchers, community leaders, veterans, and community members to elevate community voices and expand Black men’s roles in brain health research—so participation is meaningful, trusted, and beneficial for the communities it’s meant to serve.

Our teammate Dartez Jacobs will be there in Oakland. If you’re attending in person at Merritt College or joining virtually, we’d love to connect.

Free registration is open to all: https://hubs.la/Q040c8PW0

01/25/2026

Championship season is a nervous system problem as much as a training problem.

Late in a long winter season (basketball, wrestling, swim & dive), a lot of athletes aren’t just tired.

They’re wired.

So when they finally get a day off, “just rest” can backfire.
Not because they’re undisciplined—because their brain has been trained to equate slowing down with:

-falling behind
-letting people down
-losing their edge

That’s how you get the two extremes:

-keep pushing hard on the off day
-shut down completely and feel guilty about it

Here’s the middle path we like in championship phase:

Slow Stretching Sunday (or any day off).

Not training. Not quitting. Downshifting on purpose.

Pick 2 today:

-20–30 min slow mobility + long exhales (hips/ankles/T-spine)
-easy walk outside + sunlight
-light band work (shoulders/hips/feet)
-gentle soft tissue + hot shower
-early bedtime + consistent wake time (structure calms the brain)

If you want a simple recovery signal:

-collagen + vitamin C (tendon/joint support)
-turmeric/curcumin if it sits well with you

The goal isn’t to do more.
It’s to teach your body: “we’re safe.”

That’s how you stay durable and show up calm and sharp when it counts.

If you’re coaching winter athletes: consider making “day-off recovery” a team standard, not an individual guess.

Photo: Members of the Kansas football team during a yoga session.

01/24/2026

01/22/2026

Athletic departments don’t need another “resource.”

They need mental health infrastructure that’s live fast—and athletes actually use.

That’s why we built Onrise to launch in 1 day (and get athletes into care within 48 hours):

No new hires. No waitlists.
24/7/365 crisis services
Peer support from retired athletes (the trust layer that drives utilization)
Therapy + psychiatry when needed

100% private. Minimal lift for your staff

If you’re an AD / SWA / sports medicine leader trying to expand support without expanding headcount, we will send pricing and a 10‑minute overview.

Comment “ONRISE” or DM us.

01/21/2026

Weeks-long waits don’t work in season.

When an athlete finally raises their hand, the window is small—stress is high, schedules are packed, and “we’ll get you in next month” isn’t a plan.

Onrise gives college programs:
-48-hour access to care
-24/7 crisis support
-Coverage that scales—often for less than half the cost of adding another full-time clinician

If you’re an AD, SWA, or sports med leader building real mental health infrastructure, happy to share what we’re seeing across high-performance environments.

https://hubs.la/Q03_HH_G0

01/15/2026

Athlete peer support is so important to what we do at Onrise, and nobody represents this better than Dartez. As a retired college and pro athlete, he can relate to what today's athletes are going through, and then work with our licensed clinicians whenever needed.

Thank you for all you do, Dartez!

01/08/2026

Athlete peer support specialists like Gianna have the experience and empathy to help today's athletes. They can relate to their challenges and struggles without judgment, and then work with our licensed clinicians whenever needed.

Welcome to the Onrise team, Gianna!