OneRecord connects to hospital EHR systems via FHIR APIs to build one consolidated health record. Family Stork takes a simpler path: every person gets one private address — the private Family Stork address shown on the person's record. Any clinic that can send an email can feed the timeline. Both centralize health data — they take very different roads to get there.
OneRecord is a FHIR-based health data aggregator. It connects to Epic, Cerner, Allscripts, Meditech, Athena, and other EHR systems through their APIs. You authenticate with your portal credentials, and OneRecord pulls lab results, immunizations, medications, and clinical notes into one consolidated view. It's built on healthcare interoperability standards — the technical plumbing that lets systems talk to each other.
Family Stork is a lifelong health timeline. Every person gets one private address — the private Family Stork address shown on the person's record. 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 API connections, no portal credentials, no technical setup.
EHR integration. Connects to Epic, Cerner, Allscripts, Meditech, Athena, eCW, NextGen, Medhost, CPSI, and the VA.
Structured clinical data. Pulls lab results, immunizations, medications, and clinical notes in FHIR format — machine-readable, detailed.
Provider search. Find your healthcare facilities and connect to their records systems.
Cures Act compliance. Built for 21st Century Cures Act interoperability requirements.
Secure sharing. Share your consolidated record with people and organizations you trust.
Cross-platform. Available on iOS, Android, and the web.
Records-inbox email. Every person gets one private address — the private Family Stork address shown on the person's record. Any clinic emails records to it; the timeline files them. No portal logins, no API setup.
Works with any clinic. No FHIR support required. If a clinic can send email, they can feed the timeline.
Built for families. Parents manage children's records. Ownership transfers at 18.
Paper + digital. Snap photos of paper records; the AI files dates, values, and details.
Ask your record. "When was her last tetanus shot?" Answers grounded in actual records.
Emergency card. One tap — shareable, printable, revocable.
OneRecord's strength — deep EHR integration — is also its limitation. It works best when your providers are on supported systems. The small pediatric practice running its own software, the urgent care clinic in a different state, the specialist your insurance doesn't cover — they may not be in the network.
Family Stork doesn't depend on any provider's technical infrastructure. A small-town pediatrician, a traveling specialist, a summer-camp nurse — if they can email a visit summary, they can feed the timeline. The email address works everywhere email works, which is everywhere.
For families who move, switch insurance, or see providers across multiple health systems, the question is: do all your clinics speak FHIR? Or would you rather give them an email address?
OneRecord is a strong option for individuals who want to aggregate their own clinical data from multiple providers — especially if those providers use supported EHR systems. Connect your portals; OneRecord pulls lab results, medications, and clinical notes into one view.
Family Stork's "your own record" audience is the adult who wants one health story ready for any provider. Give your private Family Stork address to every clinic you've ever visited. They send records to it. When you see a new doctor, switch insurers, move to a new city, or want a second opinion, your complete history is already organized and ready to share. No scrambling for paper records or logging into five portals.
Family Stork informs the conversation with your doctor; it never replaces it.
OneRecord is built around individual health records — you connect your portals, you aggregate your data. Managing a family means managing each member separately.
Family Stork is built for families from day one. Each person gets their own timeline and their own private address — children from birth (ownership transfers at 18), aging parents you help care for, and your own record. Parents see everything in one view. Siblings can share access to a parent's record. Helpers see only what the family chooses. It's built around the way families actually manage healthcare: one person coordinating records for everyone.
OneRecord is impressive technology — it connects to the major EHR systems and consolidates structured clinical data. If your providers are all on supported platforms, it can pull a detailed record together. Family Stork solves the same problem with a simpler mechanism: one private address per person, records arriving from any clinic, a lifelong timeline built for every member of the family. $99/year or about $10 per month. Tired of managing health records for yourself and everyone you love? Family Stork organizes them for you automatically. Feature details based on publicly available information as of October 2026 and may change.
Give any clinic the private Family Stork address shown on the record. They send records; the timeline builds itself — for your children, your aging parents, or your own health story. No portal logins, no uploads, nothing for the clinic to learn.
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