Rehavior, Inc

04/23/2026

We’re proud to applaud Gateway Rehab on earning Pennsylvania’s first telehealth-only license for substance use disorder treatment.

This milestone reflects meaningful progress in expanding access to care and meeting patients where they are through flexible, patient-centered recovery support.

At Rehavior, we believe communication plays a critical role in recovery. In SUD treatment, helping patients feel seen, understood, and supported can build trust and strengthen engagement in care.

Read the full press release here: https://www.einpresswire.com/article/907193194/rehavior-applauds-gateway-rehab-s-telehealth-milestone

Gateway Rehab’s licensure milestone highlights growing access to telehealth-based substance use disorder treatment in Pennsylvania.

03/16/2026

Great conversations at the NYSAC Conference in Albany.

Rehavior’s Len Burke had the opportunity to connect with former New York State Assemblyman John Zagame, discussing how counties across New York can strengthen recovery systems and improve engagement in substance use disorder treatment.

Rehavior is proud to work with counties implementing innovative approaches that help providers better understand what motivates patients to stay engaged in recovery.

If you’re attending NYSAC, stop by our booth and meet Ken Rotondo, President of Rehavior, and Taarini Gupta, our Behavioral Scientist, to learn how our Health Motivation Identifier is helping improve onboarding, engagement, and retention in SUD treatment.

03/06/2026

🎈 Today is Black Balloon Day

Today we pause to remember the lives lost to overdose and to stand with the families, friends, and communities who carry that loss every day.

Behind every statistic is a person. Someone’s child, parent, sibling, or friend whose life mattered and whose absence is deeply felt.

Black Balloon Day is also a reminder that recovery is possible, and that the way we communicate with and support individuals struggling with substance use can make a profound difference.

At Rehavior, we remain committed to helping care teams better understand what truly motivates each person they serve so communication can connect, engagement can grow, and more individuals can stay on the path to recovery.

Today we remember.
And we recommit to doing better.

🖤

01/31/2026

Wrapping up the Heartland Leadership Summit 2026 with our final session today.

Great conversations, new connections, and strong interest from veterinary clinics exploring how Rehavior’s tools could be integrated within Heartland Veterinary Partners hospitals, where and when it makes sense for them.

Thank you to Heartland Veterinary Partners and their partners for hosting such a thoughtful event. Looking forward to continuing the conversations ahead.

01/28/2026

The team is heading to Nashville! How Veterinarians and their staff communicate with pet parents matters.. better outcomes not only for the vet hospital but more importantly for the pets and the families that love them.

09/08/2025

InUnity Alliance Conference 2025 -Opening Comments

08/10/2025

Team building Sunday

05/01/2025

After attending the 30th Annual Healthcare Marketing & Physician Strategies (HMPS) Summit in Orlando, Co-Founder and Behavioral Scientist, Taarini Gupta and VP of Operations Elizabeth Burke are off to
transform patient communication and engagement at the conference in New Orleans — helping healthcare teams connect more effectively and motivate action.

If you’ll be there too, let’s connect!

Learn more here: https://www.rehavior.com

Hyper-personalized healthcare communications for better patient outcomes.

04/02/2025

🚀 We're excited to share that Tim Glennon has joined Rehavior, Inc. as our new Fractional Chief Commercial Officer!

Tim brings nearly three decades of commercial leadership across BioPharma—spanning marketing, sales, and operations. His experience aligns perfectly with Rehavior’s mission of hyper-personalized healthcare communication powered by AI and machine learning.
Rehavior has long excelled at enhancing communication and outcomes for healthcare stakeholdersby applying behavioral science at scale. With Tim on board, we’re expanding that impact—bridging communication gaps and addressing critical challenges in patient engagement and clinical trial recruitment.

At the core of our work is the Health Motivation Identifier (HMI)—a behavioral science tool that uncovers the conscious and subconscious drivers of patient behavior. Tim’s leadership will help scale this innovation across more systems and care settings.
Here's what our leadership team had to say:

“Tim’s leadership will enable Rehavior to bridge gaps in healthcare communication while addressing critical challenges in patient engagement and clinical trial recruitment. We look forward to the transformative impact he will bring to our organization and the broader healthcare ecosystem.”
– Ken Rotondo, President & Co-founder

“Tim understands the value of translating behavioral insights into meaningful action.”
– Taarini Gupta, Co-founder & Behavioral Scientist

Welcome to the team, Tim!

For media inquiries: eburke@rehavior.com
Learn more about Tim: linkedin.com/in/tim-glennon

02/25/2025

📢 **Honored to Be Here!** 📢

Today at the **NYSAC Legislative Conference**, we’re privileged to hear from **New York Attorney General Letitia James** as the luncheon speaker. Her dedication to fighting the **opioid epidemic** and supporting recovery efforts is truly inspiring.

At **Rehavior**, we’re here to advance our mission—**gaining county support to fund the use of our HMI tool in recovery facilities across New York State.** By improving engagement and retention in treatment, we can make a real impact in the fight against SUD and the opioid crisis.

Looking forward to meaningful conversations and collaborative solutions!

11/17/2024

Rehavior President, Ken Rotondo and Behavioral Heath Solutions Consultant, Lenny Burke will be attending the InUnity Alliance Annual Conference this week in Saratoga. They hope to share how Rehavior Hyper-personalizes patient engagement for increased rates for recovery.

10/11/2024

As came to an early close due to the approach of Hurricane Milton, we were reminded of the unpredictability of life’s challenges—much like the journey of recovery. While our time together was shortened, the meaningful connections and valuable insights we shared remain with us.
In both recovery and mental health, navigating uncertainty requires us to adapt and remain grounded in hope. At Rehavior, we know that personalized communication can be a lifeline, providing the support and engagement that individuals need to move forward, even when the path ahead is unclear.
Though we couldn’t continue the conference as planned, we are grateful for the conversations we began and the collective focus on improving lives. Until next time, let’s stay focused on our shared mission and continue to support one another in the work we do.