Ariova
The thread through the labyrinth
A healthcare agent that helps you navigate the labyrinth that is healthcare.
You text it like you would a person — but it reads your records, tracks your patterns, and keeps your doctor prepared between visits, so you're not carrying it all yourself.
You: hey, had another migraine last night
Ariova: That's the third this month.
Ariova: All three after a short night, worth mentioning to Dr. Patel.
An example exchange, not a real person's data.
What it does for you
See it work
Example exchanges, not a real person's data. The cards marked live today are running on the real number right now — join the waitlist below and try them yourself. The ones marked coming soon are not built yet.
Live today
It introduces itself
Your first message.
Hey
Hey — I'm Ariova. I'm an AI, and I'm here to keep track of your health with you: what's going on, what you've been told, and the loose ends that fall through the cracks.
Tell me whatever's on your mind and I'll remember it. What's been going on lately?
Live today
It knows you
Recall across weeks of conversation.
Quick check — what do you actually remember about my attacks and what are we watching right now?
Here's what I've got. 3–4 attacks a month, right-sided and throbbing, with light sensitivity.
Two logged so far: last Tuesday, about 5 hours, sumatriptan taken roughly 2 hours in — barely touched it, you called it 1 out of 4. Three weeks ago, taken inside 20 minutes — worked, 3 out of 4.
Both followed nights under 6 hours of sleep, which is the trigger you're most sure about.
Still open: the MRI your PCP referred you for in July. Not booked.
Live today
It tracks the loose ends
And tells you honestly when there are none.
what are we still waiting on right now?
Two things.
The MRI referral from your PCP in July — still not booked. You said the imaging place never picks up.
And the preventive conversation you wanted to have. Nothing scheduled for that yet.
That's genuinely it. Everything else you've told me is current.
Live today
It reads what you send
Lab PDFs, after-visit summaries, a photo of a bottle.
SUMATRIPTAN SUCC
100MG TAB TAKE 1 TABLET AT ONSET
OF MIGRAINE. MAY REPEAT
ONCE AFTER 2 HOURS.
QTY 9 RF 2
100MG TAB TAKE 1 TABLET AT ONSET
OF MIGRAINE. MAY REPEAT
ONCE AFTER 2 HOURS.
QTY 9 RF 2
Got it — sumatriptan succinate, 100mg tablets. Added to your medications as your rescue med, which lines up with what you've been telling me about the attacks.
I've got two responses on file for it: 1 out of 4 when you took it around the 2-hour mark, 3 out of 4 when you took it inside 20 minutes.
Want me to log the timing every time from now on? That's the number your doctor will ask about.
Live today
It reads your lab results
Send the PDF the portal gave you. No retyping.
PDF
Read it — a comprehensive metabolic panel and a CBC, collected 14 August.
Everything sits inside the reference range except vitamin D, flagged low on the report itself at 22 ng/mL.
Filed against your record. I'll put it in front of you the next time you see your PCP, so it doesn't get lost between visits.
Live today
It takes an emergency seriously
A fixed safety check reads every message before the AI does.
worst headache of my life just hit and my vision is going blurry
Wait. I want to make sure I'm reading that right. Is this actually happening to you right now, or were you speaking more like an expression? If it's real, tell me straight and I'll help you get checked out fast.
yes, right now
Okay, thank you for telling me straight. What you're describing is something doctors want checked the same day, not waited on. Please get to urgent care or the ER now, or call your clinician's urgent line. I'm right here, tell me if anything changes.
Coming soon
It finds the specialist
Most offices have no online booking. Doctors shown are illustrative.
Can you find me a neurologist who actually takes my insurance? I'm done cold-calling offices.
I'll call them and find out — most of these offices don't do online booking. Options by tonight.
7:42 PM
Three that take your plan, near you:
1. Dr. Ellison — Union Square. First new-patient slot Oct 6.
2. Dr. Halloran — Upper West Side. First slot Sep 22.
3. Dr. Rao — Brooklyn Heights. First slot Oct 20.
2. Dr. Halloran — Upper West Side. First slot Sep 22.
3. Dr. Rao — Brooklyn Heights. First slot Oct 20.
Want me to try for a cancellation at any of these?
Coming soon
It books the visit
A video visit with a licensed doctor, through a medical partner.
I think I need an actual doctor for a preventive. Can you sort it?
I can book you a $39 video visit with a licensed doctor. Your calendar looks clear Thursday morning — want 9:20 or 11:40?
9:20
Booked. Thursday 9:20am, video visit.
I'll send your migraine summary ahead so you don't have to repeat your story.
Coming soon
It keeps you in medication
You never notice you were running out.
Tuesday 8:15 AM
Heads up — by my count you're down to about 3 sumatriptan from that last fill, and there are 2 refills left on the prescription.
Want me to run the refill review and get it sent before you're actually out?
yes please
Done. Refill review with the licensed doctor, approved — I sent them your log, so nothing to re-explain.
Going to your pharmacy on file. Should land Thursday.
Coming soon
It works the phones
The wait is what the system charges you in time.
any luck getting an earlier neurology slot?
Called the Union Square office just now. They confirmed they take your plan, and the usual new-patient wait is about five weeks.
But a cancellation opened for Tuesday the 15th at 2:15. I grabbed it and I'm holding it until 5pm. Keep it?
keep it
Done. Tuesday 2:15pm. It's on your calendar, and I'll remind you Monday evening.
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Where this goes
Coming soon.
- The person you actually call. On call, already knows your situation, there to help you make sense of a medical system that was never built to be navigated alone.
- Gets you to real care. Not a symptom checker. Not "go see a doctor." An actual appointment, on the calendar — and when you need medicine, a real prescription from the licensed clinicians she works with. No more figuring out who to even call.
- Untangles your insurance. What's covered, who's in-network, what it'll actually cost — sorted out for you instead of guessed at on hold.
- Built for the long haul. Chronic conditions don't end after one visit. Eventually, neither does the care team behind her — real specialists, not just a chat window.
Remembers you
No app to download
Not a doctor, doesn't diagnose
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Ariova will text you from +1 (405) 568-7605 as we bring people on — worth saving the number now so you don't miss it.
Questions in the meantime? Text that number, or reach support@ariova.ai.
If you're wondering about the name: in Greek myth, Ariadne gave Theseus a thread to find his way through the Labyrinth and back out. Ariova — her name, plus nova — borrows the idea for a different kind of maze.
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