Rebloom for providers
0:00–2:00One story, told from three sides: Serena after her loss, the people helping her, and her clinic.
Part 1 · At discharge
2:00–4:00“Serena has just had a pregnancy loss. As she’s discharged, her provider hands her one resource: Rebloom.”
Your clinic’s name, providers and numbers appear inside her app. If Serena needs additional medical support, the alert routes to your team through the platform.
See the clinic profile
Continuity of care, from the moment of discharge.
Part 2 · Her experience
4:00–11:00Serena scans the discharge code, that night or weeks later. After a few personal details, Rebloom already knows what her timeline looks like and how far along she was.
“She doesn’t have to explain her loss. It already knows where to start providing clinically backed information and support.”
Welcome, Serena.
Linked to Lakeside Women’s Health
How far along were you?
17 weeks
When did it happen?
Two days ago
Week 1 is ready
Written for a later loss, starting where you are. You don’t have to explain anything.
One tap: grounded, hopeful, lost, sad or overwhelmed. If she chooses, it goes directly to her clinic, so a run of hard days can be escalated.
Day 24 · Week 4
How does today feel?
Grounded
Hopeful
Lost
Sad
OverwhelmedShare check-ins with Lakeside Women’s Health
What her body may be doing this week, and a clear list of when to call her provider.
This week · Week 4
What your body may be doing
Reading this week
When might my period return after a later pregnancy loss?
4 min read
When to call your provider
Questions at 2am. Scripts for the conversations she is dreading. One-page printouts, so she doesn’t have to educate the people around her.
“An AI trained on perinatal loss guidance and reviewed by clinicians. It knows her pathway and what week she’s in. When a question needs a person, it suggests reaching out to her provider.”
The Guide never manages risk itself.
Guide
AIWeek 4 · later loss
My manager keeps asking when I’m back. I don’t know what to say.
You shouldn’t have to explain a loss at 17 weeks to get the time you need. Here is a short script, and a one-page note you can hand over instead.
One page · Printable
A note for your manager
What happened, what recovery takes, and what helps at work.
Thank you. I couldn’t have written that tonight.
The Guide is an AI. It never manages risk itself.
Guide
AIWeek 4 · later loss
I don’t think I can do tonight on my own. Can I talk to a person?
Yes. This needs a person, not an AI, so I’m stepping aside and bringing in a clinician now.
Maren Olsson, LICSW joined
Hi Serena, I’m Maren. I’m here with you. Tell me what tonight has been like, and let’s plan a call to Lakeside Women’s Health today.
The Guide is an AI. It never manages risk itself.
She posts an ask, like school pickup, and invites her mother and a coworker. From there it is in their hands.
New ask
What would help?
Practical
School pickup
Wednesday to Friday · 3:15pm
Lincoln Elementary, the side door. She knows to look for you.
Goes to
Mom
Family · invited just now
Jo
Coworker · invited just now
Part 3 · Her people
11:00–15:00Her mother gets a link from Serena and joins in a tap. Serena can invite as few or as many supporters as she wants.
Serena invited you to her care network.
She has had a pregnancy loss. Rebloom shows you what would help this week, so you don’t have to guess or ask.
“I’m not good at asking. This makes it easier.”
Serena
One tap to join.
Her mother sees Serena’s open ask for school pickup and claims it. Serena sees it’s covered.
“Everyone says ‘let me know if you need anything.’ Rebloom makes it easy to actually say yes, and to say what you actually need.”
For Serena
What would help now
Open ask
School pickup
Wednesday to Friday · 3:15pm
Lincoln Elementary, the side door. She knows to look for you.
What to say
“I’ve got pickup all week. Nothing to arrange, nothing to answer.”
Serena sees that it’s covered. She doesn’t have to reply.
Your asks
It’s covered.
Covered
School pickup
Wednesday to Friday · 3:15pm
Mom has this one.
You don’t need to reply or arrange anything. She has the details.
Supporters can leave words for her. Those stay private: her clinic never sees what supporters write.
For Serena
Leave her a few words
Thinking of you today, love. Pickup went fine, she told me all about the class hamster. No need to write back.
Only Serena reads this. Her clinic never sees what you write.
“So far, everything has been hers. Here’s what her clinic sees, with her permission.”
Part 4 · Your clinic’s view
15:00–21:00Eight patients on Rebloom, three flagged.
“Rebloom doesn’t hand you a data feed. It tells you who needs a look today. If there are clinical data points you need, Rebloom can provide them.”Open the patients view
Everything her care team needs before picking up the phone, on one page.
Open her page
Shared, by her choice
Never shared
Whatever she agrees to share, these stay hers. She can change the rest at any time.
Close
21:00–30:00 · then Q&AThere is currently no standard pathway after pregnancy loss. Serena left her clinic with one. With Rebloom Health, she has a guide for the weeks ahead, supporters who know how to help, and a care team that can stay connected.
Serena, her family, Lakeside Women’s Health and its patients are invented for this demo. Rebloom does not replace a physician or urgent care.
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