Pear's own AI, engineered in Sydney. She answers the calls your team can't reach, takes a proper message after hours, writes up the consult, and sorts what comes in by fax. One Aria, six jobs — add the ones you need.
Call (02) 5839 5020. When she asks, say you're the patient Olivia Smith, born 21 March 1978 — or Peter Smith, born 1 May 2001. Book something, move it, ask what a patient would ask. It's a demo with limited information loaded, and nothing you book is real. Most people ring back a second time to try to trip her up. Go on.
Tried her? We'll give you a quick call to ask what you thought — one call, from a person, and only if you'd like one. (Aria asks at the end.)
Want to hear Aria answer for a business rather than a practice? The Pear Aria Assistant answers for Pear itself on (02) 7201 5515 — ask her anything about us. Other demo lines: real estate (02) 8072 3702, trades and auto (02) 8072 3713, a general business (02) 8115 9600.
Answers, books, reschedules and triages when reception can't get to the call. Rolling out now — early access.
Read more →Takes the call that's been waiting too long, handles the simple ones, queues the rest. From 65c a call. Available today.
Read more →A structured message after hours instead of a voicemail nobody plays. From 55c a call. Available today.
Read more →Listens to the consult and drafts the note, the referral, the care plan. You read it, click to hear any line, then file it.
Read more →Reads what arrives by fax and clinical email, sorts it, files it into Best Practice.
Read more →Every call to your practice for a week: who waited, who gave up, who rang back. Included with Hosted-X, weekly, on your portal.
Read more →Engineered by Pear in Sydney · All Aria processing stays in Australian data centres — AWS Sydney for Aria's voice, Microsoft Azure Australia for the rest. Nothing leaves the country. · CyberCert SMB1001 Gold (Level 3) · Every Aria call opens by asking if it's an emergency and sends emergencies to 000.
Running a medical practice? Aria for medical practices →
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