Meet Phia AI
Text Phia a question, a symptom, something you need to schedule, or something you just don't want to forget. We stay on it — and bring in a clinician when it matters.
$19/mo. Free if your OB refers you, or if your plan covers it.
So much of getting care is everything between the visits.
The appointment you still need to make. The referral nobody called about. The question you meant to ask. The screening you forgot to finish. Finding someone who takes your insurance. Checking whether that symptom got better. Following up again tomorrow. Phia stays on it with you.
Just text us.
Questions, symptoms, appointments, and forgotten questions — same number, same context.
What should I know about this?
Save short, useful guides on feeding, recovery, symptoms, and what to watch for.
Walk in knowing what to ask.
Before a visit, Phia gathers what changed, what’s open, and what to ask.
Bring someone in.
A nurse, lactation consultant, or specialist can join the same conversation.
We check back.
Phia follows up on symptoms, mood, feeding, and anything else you mentioned.
Keep track of what’s next.
Appointments, screenings, follow-ups, and ongoing concerns stay in one place.
The people behind your care
Nurses, therapists, and specialists who answer when you reach out
Danielle, RN
“I tell every parent the same thing — call me at 3am. That’s what I’m here for.”
Anytime support and symptom questions
Jennifer, LCSW
“Most parents apologize before they tell me how they’re really doing. They never have to.”
Therapy and postpartum depression screening
Amara, IBCLC
“Feeding rarely fixes itself on a schedule. We work it out together, however long it takes.”
Breastfeeding and bottle feeding support
Rosa, Care Coordinator
“Coverage, transport, food, leave paperwork — recovery is harder when that part is unsolved.”
Benefits, coverage, and resource navigation
Michelle, RN
“Leaving the postpartum unit is its own kind of hard. Someone should still be there after.”
Postpartum recovery and support
Priya, PT
“Physical recovery after delivery is the thing people underestimate. We watch it closely.”
Physical therapy and postpartum healing
Sofia, LPC
“Anxiety in the first year isn’t a personality flaw. It’s treatable, and it’s common.”
Anxiety, sleep, and mood support
