Listen naturally
Patients or caregivers speak by phone about symptoms, questions, medication and what has happened since the last visit.
The continuous-care layer · Founded in Sydney
Care happens every day.
The system sees moments.
One continuous thread
01The record
What happened in care.
02The person
What is changing between visits.
03The team
What needs to happen next.
The product we are building
Care shouldn't end when the appointment does.
ArioMed is a voice-first, agentic continuous-care platform for patients, caregivers and the clinical teams responsible for what happens next.
It can capture medication adherence, symptoms, questions and care-plan progress; coordinate approved administrative workflows; and escalate important or uncertain situations to a human.
The MVP is in development and will be available for bounded pilots. It does not diagnose, prescribe or independently change a treatment plan.
The invisible workload
Not one hard task. Hundreds of small ones.
Each medication, treatment, appointment and update may be manageable on its own. Together, they create a continuous coordination burden—often carried by the patient or family.
The person receiving care should not have to be the human router between systems that do not talk to each other.
ArioMedContinuous-care layer
PatientFamily & caregiversCF nurseSpecialist clinicHospitalPharmacyLaboratoryRegistry
Between-visit workflow
Listen. Coordinate.
Escalate.
Agentic support for the routine steps; human authority for clinical decisions.
Coordinate the workflow
The agent records structured context and can progress approved tasks such as a medication-renewal request to the nursing team.
Escalate with context
Important or uncertain situations are routed to the nurse, caregiver or clinical team with the conversation and relevant care context.
Illustrative product experience
Concept · Pre-pilotFrom a conversation to a visible next step.
One connected workflow for the person receiving care and the team responsible for what happens next.
Patient experience · iPhone 17
ARIO ASSISTANT10:42
A
Good morningHow are you feeling today?
“I took my morning medication, but I've been more breathless walking around the house.”
Listening · tap to finish
Not for emergencies · Call 000 if you need urgent help.
Change report · iPad
APPROVED WORKFLOWChange reported
Ario organises the conversation and checks the next permitted step.
01 Source02 Structured facts03 Ownership
✓Conversation capturedAudio and transcript retained under pilot consent
✓Relevant context organisedMedication confirmed · breathlessness reported
3Clinical review requiredOutside automated authority
4Next step owned by care teamPatient sees who received the case
Agent boundaryArio does not diagnose or change treatment.
Care team workspace · iPad
CARE TEAMBetween-visit overview
Live pilot viewNeeds review6
In progress9
Closed today14
REVIEWAlex M.Today · 10:42
Increased breathlessness during usual activity
Morning medication ConfirmedChange from usual state ReportedEmergency symptoms Not reported
SourcePatient voice · transcript available
Assigned to J. Chen, RN
01 · Speak naturally02 · Coordinate within guardrails03 · Keep the human owner visible
Explore the complete product experience Founding clinical use case
Concept · Pre-pilotCystic fibrosis care,
between visits.
CF care happens every day, while clinical contact is episodic. ArioMed's first proposed pilot connects the patient or parent's voice and daily plan with a nurse-owned review and escalation workflow.
Guide
Make the next care-plan action clear—what is due today, what has been completed and what needs attention.
Listen
Let patients and parents capture questions, changes and concerns naturally, including by voice, and structure them for review.
Connect
Escalate the right concern with its source, recent care context and a clear owner—so the CF team can review and decide.
CF is the focused starting point
See how voice, medication workflows, symptom capture, structured registry data and nurse escalation fit together in one bounded pilot.
Explore the CF pilot modelAccessible by design
Care shouldn't depend on
being able to use an app.
ArioMed is designed to meet people through a channel they can actually use—from documents and digital forms to a simple voice conversation. This could help an older person, someone with limited mobility, or a person who finds apps difficult remain connected to their care.
The larger vision
Clinical data is the beginning. Continuous care is the destination.
We're starting with voice-first, bounded workflows for specialist teams—then building a trusted coordination layer that helps care continue across people, systems and every moment in between.
Founder context
Request a bounded pilot Founded by Shahin Tabary—an enterprise software builder with experience in digital health and e-prescribing, and lived experience as a parent in the CF community.
Start a conversation
Start with one bounded workflow.
Request a pilot or a focused 30-minute review. We're looking to work with NSW hospitals, CF teams, specialist clinicians, researchers, potential co-founders and aligned investors.
Please do not include patient names, records, health information or urgent clinical concerns.