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Just their first name, last name, and cell number — no forms, no setup. Harper texts a warm welcome the moment you hit enroll.
For hearing-aid clinics
Harper texts every patient you fit through their first 90 days — the make-or-break window when most people give up. Warm check-ins, practical tips, and a friendly ear, with zero calls for your front desk and no app for the patient. More aids stay in ears instead of drawers.
See it in action
Hi June — three days in. How many hours did you wear them yesterday?
Maybe four? They feel so loud in the kitchen — the tap is unbearable.
That's completely normal this early — your brain's turned the volume back up on sounds it had learned to ignore. It settles. Build up a little each day, and take them out for a break whenever you need one. You're doing well.
Ok, that's really reassuring. Thank you 🙂
Good morning Raymond — how are you and the new aids doing this week?
Pretty good thanks! They feel a bit loose though — do I come to you to get them adjusted?
Glad they're settling in! Fit adjustments are done by your clinic — give them a quick call and they'll get you scheduled. Anything I can help with in the meantime?
How it works
Just their first name, last name, and cell number — no forms, no setup. Harper texts a warm welcome the moment you hit enroll.
Friendly, human texts across the first 90 days — how day one went, coping in noisy rooms, getting through the tough weeks. Harper learns each patient and tailors the conversation.
Harper handles the day-to-day on its own. Every conversation is on your dashboard to see, and you can pause Harper for any patient whenever you want.
You see all of it
Between the fitting and the follow-up, most clinics are in the dark. Harper isn't.
Each patient's full thread is on your dashboard — read how week two is really going without picking up the phone.
At day 90 Harper asks each patient whether they're still wearing their aids — so you see how every fitting ended, in their own words.
Your overview shows every check-in sent and every reply handled, in plain numbers.
Try it yourself
See exactly what your patients get. Enter your cell and Harper will text you like it's day one with new hearing aids — reply and it replies back, just like the real thing.
Works with what you've got
Phonak, Oticon, Starkey, ReSound, Widex — Harper doesn't care which brand you fit. It supports the patient through the adjustment, not the device.
No EHR or practice-management integration to build. Harper runs alongside whatever software you already use — nothing to connect, nothing to migrate.
No installs, no IT project. Sign up and enroll your first patient in minutes — Harper takes it from there.
Why it matters
The brain takes six to twelve weeks to adjust to hearing aids. The people who push through those weeks tend to succeed — the ones who give up usually do it early, and quietly, when a small frustration goes unanswered. A timely, encouraging nudge is often all it takes.
Built responsibly
Harper coaches and encourages — it never diagnoses, assesses, or gives medical advice. If a patient raises something clinical or says they're struggling, Harper responds with care and hands it straight to your team. It's everyday behavioral support, not a medical device.
Pricing
Unlimited patients. Unlimited messages.
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