Comparison

Family Stork vs EduHealth System:
the parent's record vs the school's system.

EduHealth System is software for school nurses — a platform K-12 districts buy to collect, track, and manage student health records on the school side. Family Stork is the parent's app — a lifelong health timeline that builds itself as clinics email records directly to your child's private address. Same student's health, completely different roles.

The Core Difference

Who owns the record — and what it covers

EduHealth System is a tool schools use — districts and school nurses buy it to manage health documentation for enrolled students. It covers health forms, immunization compliance tracking, medication administration, and health office visits during the school day. The school administers it; the record lives at the school.

Family Stork is a tool parents use — you own the record, and it covers your child's entire health history across every provider, not just what happens at school. The pediatrician, the allergist, the ER visit, the specialist two states ago, the growth chart from every checkup. Records flow in from any clinic via your child's private @familystork email address. The school's system sees a snapshot; Family Stork has the full story.

Key distinction: EduHealth helps school nurses do their job. Family Stork helps parents own their child's complete health history — including the years before school and everything that happens outside the health office.
Side by Side

Where each one fits

EDUHEALTHSYSTEM

What it does well

School health office management. Helps school nurses track immunization compliance, health forms, medications, and nurse visits for every enrolled student.

District-wide compliance. Alerts administrators to students missing required documentation before the state deadline.

Medication administration logs. Tracks medications dispensed at school, which school nurses are required to document precisely.

Reporting to administrators. Generates reports on immunization status and health form completeness across the student body.

FAMILY STORK

What it does well

One timeline from birth. Checkups, vaccines, growth, allergies, specialist visits — captured from every provider across every year, not just during the school years.

Records-inbox email. Give any clinic the private @familystork address. They email records; the timeline files them automatically. No portal logins.

Parent-owned. The record is yours across every school, every district, every city. It doesn't reset when your child changes schools or you move states.

Answer questions. "What did the allergist say about the bee sting?" Grounded answers from the actual clinical record.

Transfers at 18. The full health history moves to your child as they enter adulthood.

Different Problems

The school's view vs the family's record

When your child's school uses EduHealth, the school nurse has a clean picture of what's been submitted and what's still missing. That's useful for the health office. But that system doesn't capture your child's full health history — it holds what you submitted to the school, which is a fraction of what exists across every clinic they've seen.

Family Stork holds the other side: every visit that happened outside school hours, every specialist, every urgent care trip, every record that never got submitted anywhere because it didn't need to. When your pediatrician wants the full allergy history, or the specialist needs to know what medications were tried before, or you're enrolling in a new school district mid-year — the family-side record is what matters.

1

The school collects what it needs to

Immunization certificates, physical exam forms, medication authorization — EduHealth helps the school track all of it. The health office gets what the district requires.

2

The family record holds everything else

Every checkup that happened since birth. The growth charts from years before school. The ER visit. The specialist opinion. The vaccine administered at the travel clinic before the family trip.

3

When your child changes schools, the family record moves with them

The school's system stays with the school. Family Stork moves with your child — to the next district, the next state, and eventually to adulthood.

The bottom line

EduHealth System is school nurse software — it helps schools manage student health records on the school side. It is not a parent-facing tool and does not capture or organize your child's clinical history across providers.

Family Stork is built for parents who want the complete record — one that starts at birth, captures every provider through the email mechanic, and follows the child across every school, city, and year. If you're looking for a parent-side health record for your child, Family Stork was designed for exactly that.

Pricing: Family Stork is $99/year — or about $10 a month. Your child's complete health record, from first checkup through age 18.
How It Works

One email address. That's it.

Every person gets one private @familystork email address. Give it to any clinic, lab, or hospital. They email records to it — visit summaries, test results, vaccine updates — and the timeline files them automatically. No portal logins. No uploads. Nothing for the clinic to learn.

One health story. One email address every clinic already knows how to use.

Tired of managing health records for yourself and everyone you love? Family Stork organizes them for you automatically.

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