Patient updates
Request received
We’re confirming your home-visit details.
Visit confirmed
Tuesday, August 11, 2:00–2:30 PM
Visit complete — follow-up planned
Your status is recorded. We’ll reach out before your next dose.
At-home LAI coordination
After your prescribed long-acting injectable medication arrives, call or text 917-524-7328. Rebu coordinates a qualified clinician for an at-home visit.

PrescribedYour care team has prescribed the LAI.
DeliveredThe medication is already with you.
Call or TextRebu coordinates your clinician and home visit.
Not delivered yet? Contact your pharmacy or prescriber first.
One call or text. Three easy steps.
Rebu turns one patient call or text into a coordinated home visit across New York—and stays involved ahead of the next dose.
Once your LAI is delivered, share your address and preferred visit timing. We’ll confirm the details.
Medication delivered — patient connectedRebu’s AI-assisted logistics layer coordinates the patient, visiting clinician, and prescribing care team—from the first call or text through visit completion and next-dose outreach.
Patient follow-up remains with the prescribing care team.
The request is added to the existing visit record.
The patient does not need to repeat the request.
A push notification reflects the new appointment.
The reminder uses the confirmed time and clinician details.
Illustrative status view. Care-team information is shared only with appropriate patient authorization and as permitted by law.
Between-visit support
After the home visit, Rebu records completion for the authorized care team. Before the next dose is due, we reach out to help coordinate the next visit.
Contact your prescribing clinician or another treating healthcare professional. Rebu coordinates the visit but does not replace your prescriber.
Medical emergency? Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
For prescribers and care teams
Once the prescribed LAI is with the patient, direct them to Rebu. We coordinate the home visit and return authorized completion status—so your team can see that the administration step is closed.
After delivery, ask the patient to call or text Rebu.
We confirm details with the patient, schedule a qualified clinician, and keep the visit on track.
Once the at-home administration is recorded, authorized staff receive the status update.

For life sciences partners
Rebu connects medication delivery, at-home administration, and next-dose follow-up—while giving program partners a clearer view of how the last mile is working.

Proactive outreach connects each completed home visit to the next expected dose.
One number, an at-home visit, and clear updates reduce avoidable friction.
Aggregated reporting makes access, operations, and continuity visible over time.

Patient-support campaign
The extra mile patients should not have to travel—and care teams should not have to manage alone.
Transportation, mobility limitations, time away from work, scheduling friction, and uncertainty can still stand between medication in hand and administration.
Manual coordination, disconnected follow-up, and status chasing can leave teams unsure whether the dose was completed.
Rebu removes that last-mile burden. We coordinate the at-home visit, keep the patient and care team informed, return authorized completion status, and stay connected ahead of the next dose.
Less travel. Less chasing. Fewer handoffs.A clearer path to care.
Partner reporting
Explore a configurable view of de-identified, aggregated program data—from the first patient contact through administration and next-dose outreach.
Active patients
1,284Patients with an active coordination journey
Administrations completed
1,107Recorded at-home administrations
90-day persistence
84.2%Continuing through the next expected dose
On-window adherence
88.7%Completed within the program-defined dosing window
Follow patients from first contact through next-dose outreach.
From the first patient request through administration and next-dose follow-up, Rebu organizes the operational signals partners need to understand reach, execution, and continuity.
How patients enter and respond to the program.
What it takes to move from request to completed visit.
Whether support continues across expected doses.
Where demand, coverage, and access gaps are concentrated.
Security, compliance, and PHI protection guide the system from first contact through authorized reporting. Program data and partner-specific agents remain securely stored and isolated.
Sensitive data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Each partner environment remains logically separated.
Access and system activity are recorded for review.
Role-based permissions limit access to what each user needs.
Connected traffic and anomalies are continuously monitored.
Independent testing helps identify and remediate risk.
What patients and care teams need to know before an at-home visit.
There is no cost to the patient for Rebu’s coordination or eligible at-home administration service. Medication and other healthcare costs may still apply based on your coverage.
Yes. Rebu’s coordination service begins after a clinician has prescribed the medication and it has been dispensed and delivered.
Contact your pharmacy or prescribing care team about the prescription or delivery. Call or text Rebu once the medication is with you.
Rebu coordinates an appropriately qualified clinician based on the visit requirements, your location, and availability. We provide appointment and clinician information before the visit.
Keep it unopened and follow the storage and handling directions supplied by your pharmacy or included with the medication. Contact your pharmacy if you are unsure.
Availability depends on location, clinician availability, the medication and order details, and other eligibility requirements. Call or text Rebu to confirm.
No. Your existing care team remains responsible for prescribing and ongoing clinical care, and your pharmacy remains the point of contact for dispensing and delivery questions. Rebu coordinates the at-home administration step.
Contact your prescribing clinician or another treating healthcare professional. Do not wait for Rebu to respond to a clinical concern. If you believe you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.