Patients are taking their health questions to longevity influencers, peptide protocols, and wellness feeds — and their relationship questions to chatbots. The trust that once ran through the exam room now runs through the phone.
Aimeru gives you a differentiated, cash-pay service line the influencers can't copy: relationship health, built on a published framework grounded in decades of clinical research — delivered by a physician who actually knows the patient.
$1,000/mo per practice (2–3 users, per-patient notes) · eval $400 / 90 days · single user
Longevity medicine told patients their biomarkers matter. Nobody is telling them their bond does — even though relationship quality predicts long-term physical health outcomes with an effect size on par with established behaviors like diet and physical activity.1 That conversation is unowned. It fits cash-pay practice, requires no insurance negotiation, and deepens the patient relationship instead of commoditizing it.
A service the supplement stack can't replicate: structured relationship-health conversations, backed by a framework and an AI your patients can't get from a feed.
No CPT battles. Offer framework-based consultations, assign the companion reader, and use the free assessments as intake instruments.
Meet patients where their questions actually live — attachment, conflict, the phone in the bedroom — and become the authority they consult first again.
The Aimeru AI keeps de-identified patient context and prepares you for each conversation — clinical depth without added chart time.
Relationship health sounds like therapy — and therapy sounds like an hour you don't have. It doesn't have to be. Between visits, the patient checks in with structured assessments and talks through what's current with Aimeru; you open the same case brief — the pattern over time, plus what's fresh — and pick up where the thinking left off. You and the patient decide how long the conversation needs — typically 5 to 25 minutes, not a fixed hour.
1. Robles, T. F., Slatcher, R. B., Trombello, J. M., & McGinn, M. M. (2014). Marital quality and health: A meta-analytic review. Psychological Bulletin, 140(1), 140–187.
Prepare for difficult conversations, think through cases, and rehearse language — with an AI grounded in the framework. Keep patient context in Aimeru and walk into each session prepared, without rereading pages of notes.
Assessments patients complete at intake and revisit as check-ins — become part of the case brief you open before each visit.
A weekend intensive in San Mateo, CA — two full days, limited to 8 participants. Learn to apply the framework with patients, from intake to the long arc of relational work. $2,495, offered separately from membership.
A listing in the Aimeru provider directory, so patients and referring colleagues can find clinicians trained in the framework.
Aimeru evolves from provider feedback — what works, what doesn't — with every update focused on improving patient outcomes.
A private chat channel with other Aimeru providers — exchange experience, compare approaches, and refine the work together.
Larger practices and clinics: on-premise inference — we set up a server inside your network. Nothing leaves your walls.
Book a DemoThe Aimeru service is built on a published framework: a scholarly foundation for providers, and a companion reader you can put in a patient's hands. The framework builds on decades of clinical work — Sue Johnson's EFT, van der Kolk and Levine's trauma-and-body synthesis, Porges's polyvagal theory, IFS, and the somatic traditions — extended into what the smartphone era does to bodies calibrated against ancestral conditions. What it adds: the scarcity–abundance axis, a three-level architecture (self, dyad, group), a structural rather than moral frame, and naming as method. The full argument →
The full theoretical architecture: attachment, attention, and the pair bond under conditions of continuous partial presence. The reference text behind Aimeru provider training.
The accessible companion — the same argument in plain language, written for the people sitting across from you. Many providers assign it as reading between sessions.
Try examples of the assessments that are part of working with an Aimeru provider — some used at intake, to set a baseline, others as regular check-ins, to track how a pattern is shifting. In practice, results carry into the room the same way: nothing the patient has to re-explain, no vocabulary you have to build from scratch.
Try the companion free, then join when it earns its place.
Become a ProviderAimeru is a clinical companion grounded in the framework. Prepare for a difficult session, work a case formulation, or find language a patient can actually hear. A thinking tool — not a diagnostic instrument, and not a substitute for clinical judgment.
Provider membership unlocks the full Aimeru clinical companion plus everything around it.
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