Every person gets one health story and one private Family Stork email address every clinic already knows how to use. That's how you stop repeating the scramble.
It's the last week of August. The school needs a physical exam form, an immunization record, and a dental screening. You dig through the kitchen drawer. You call the pediatrician's office and wait on hold. You realize the walk-in clinic from last spring never sent the vaccine update. You fill out the same emergency contact form for the third year in a row.
It happens every single year. Not because you're disorganized — because the system is. Your child's records live in five different places: the pediatrician's portal, the urgent care's fax machine, the specialist's separate system, the insurance company's claims database, and the paper printout in a folder you can't find.
The forms are done now. School started. But next August is coming. Here's how to make it different.
Family Stork gives every person in your family a private @familystork email address. Give it to the pediatrician's office, the allergist, the dentist, the walk-in clinic. When they send visit summaries, test results, or vaccine updates — the records file themselves into one timeline. Automatically.
No portal logins. No uploads. Nothing for the clinic to learn. Every medical office already knows how to send an email.
Next August, when the school asks for an immunization record, you open one app. It's all there — from every provider, from every visit, organized by child. That's it.
The best time to organize your family's medical records is right after you suffered through not having them. Here's the 15-minute setup:
Each child gets their own @familystork email address. One address, one timeline, from birth forward.
At the next well-visit, tell the front desk: "Please add this email for visit summaries." That's it. Every visit after that files itself.
That pile of forms you just gathered — the vaccine card, the physical exam form, the dental screening — take photos now. The AI reads them and enters the data into the timeline. Then you can lose the paper guilt-free.
Allergist, dermatologist, orthodontist — any provider your child sees gets the same email address. One timeline, every doctor. No more "can you fax those records?"
If you set up Family Stork today and give the email address to your child's providers, here's what next back-to-school looks like:
The scramble stops because the records were building themselves all year — every time a doctor sent a summary to the @familystork address.
A folder in a drawer works until you can't find it, until one record is at a different doctor's office, or until you need to share records with a new school or a specialist. Family Stork keeps everything in one searchable timeline that updates automatically as clinics send records to the email address.
Family Stork stores the records — the signed forms still come from the doctor's office. But having the complete immunization history and visit summaries in one place means you know exactly what's current and what's missing before the appointment, instead of finding out at the deadline.
That's exactly the problem it solves. Pediatrician, urgent care, specialist, dentist — every provider sends to the same @familystork email address. One timeline, every doctor, every visit.
$99/year — or about $10 a month. For a complete family health record with records-inbox email and AI that reads your documents.
The record transfers to them. Eighteen years of medical history — every checkup, every vaccine, every specialist visit — in their hands for college, for their first adult doctor, for the rest of their life.
Every state has different requirements. Find yours:
Set it up now — while you remember the scramble. By next August, the records will already be there.
Start your child's record — free