Magnus Health is what schools buy to manage student health records. Family Stork is what parents use to organize their child's health timeline — so the records are ready when the school (or camp, or doctor) asks.
Magnus Health is school health management software sold to K–12 districts and schools. Nurses, administrators, and coaches use it to store student immunization records, manage medication administration, track health visits, and send compliance reminders to families. The school buys it. Parents interact with it only because their school chose it.
Family Stork is a lifelong health timeline built for families. Every person in the family gets one private @families.familystork.com email address. Any clinic, lab, or hospital emails visit summaries to that address — and the health story builds itself. No portal logins, no uploads, nothing for the clinic to learn. Parents always have a complete, organized record ready for any school, camp, or specialist that asks.
Who buys it: School districts, K–12 campuses, school nurses.
What it does: Stores student health records inside the school system. Manages immunization compliance, medication dispensing, nurse visit logs, and health screenings for enrolled students.
Parent access: Parents submit forms and view school-held records through the portal their school provides. Access is tied to school enrollment.
Scope: One school or district. Records don't automatically follow the child when they change schools or graduate.
Integrations: Connects to Student Information Systems (SIS) and state immunization registries.
Enterprise SaaS — purchased by schools, not parents.
Who buys it: Parents. $99/year or about $10/month.
What it does: Keeps a lifelong health timeline for every person in the family — checkups, vaccines, growth charts, allergies, lab results — across every provider, not just one school or clinic.
How records arrive: Each family member gets a private @families.familystork.com address. Clinics email visit summaries to it. Records file themselves — no manual uploads, no portal logins.
Scope: Lifelong. From the first well-child visit through adulthood. Not tied to any one school, clinic, or insurer.
School forms: Because the record is always current, filling out any school health form takes minutes. Pull exactly what the school needs, in the format they ask for.
Consumer app — for families, not institutions.
School registration opens. The nurse's office sends home a stack of forms — Certificate of Immunization, physical exam record, emergency contact, allergy action plan. Some schools use Magnus Health portals; some still take paper.
Either way, the bottleneck is the same: you need the actual records. Magnus Health helps the school process what you send — but it doesn't help you find, organize, or present what you have.
Every person in your Family Stork account gets a private @families.familystork.com email address. When the pediatrician, allergist, or urgent care sends a visit summary, it goes to that address — and the health story builds itself.
No portal login. No upload. Nothing for the clinic to learn — they already know how to send email. The record is complete before you even open the app.
Your child's @families.familystork.com address goes with them everywhere: new school, new state, new doctor. The health story travels with the child, not with the institution.
Magnus Health is purchased by schools and school districts. Parents interact with Magnus Health portals only when their school has chosen it. Parents don't subscribe to Magnus Health independently.
Family Stork is built for families. It keeps your child's complete health timeline in one place so records are ready when any school, camp, or specialist asks.
Yes. Family Stork gives you the organized, up-to-date records to submit into any school system — including those using Magnus Health. Your child's @families.familystork.com address keeps records current from every clinic automatically.
No. Magnus Health manages school-held records. It doesn't collect records from other providers, track a child's history across clinics, or hold records after the child leaves the school. A family health app fills that gap.
Tired of managing health records for yourself and everyone you love? Family Stork organizes them for you automatically — $99/year, or about $10/month.