Every person gets one health story, and one private Family Stork 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.
Create a record for your child, yourself, or a parent you help care for. Family Stork generates a private email address for that person — shown right on their record page. The address is unique to them and stays with them for life.
At any appointment — pediatrician, specialist, lab, urgent care, hospital — share the @families.familystork.com address. Ask them to send visit summaries, lab results, or discharge papers to it. Most clinics add it as an email contact in their system in under a minute.
When the clinic emails a record, Family Stork receives it, reads it, and files it into the person's health timeline. Visit summaries, medications, immunizations, lab results, referral letters — each one finds its place. No data entry on your end.
Every clinic that sends records adds to the same timeline. Over months and years, the health story becomes complete — checkups, growth, vaccines, allergies, milestones, conditions. One story from birth. Ask it anything.
Patient portals (MyChart, FollowMyHealth, etc.) are tied to individual hospital systems. If your family sees doctors at three different health systems, you have three portals with three logins — and none of them talks to the others.
FHIR-based sync apps connect to electronic health record systems via API. This works well when a clinic is on a large EHR system that supports the connection. But many small practices, independent pediatricians, urgent care centers, specialists, and labs are not part of those networks.
Email is the one communication channel every clinic already has. The smallest solo pediatrician, the largest hospital system, the walk-in urgent care, the out-of-network specialist your parent saw on vacation — they all have email. They all know how to send a document by email. There is nothing new for them to learn, install, or configure.
Start with one paper. Family Stork does the rest. The first-year schedule is ready before the first visit. School forms, daycare forms, camp forms — the record has them. See how it works →
Your parents' records are scattered across every doctor they ever had. One @familystork address brings them together. Every doctor, every sibling, every hospital stay — one timeline. Caregivers hub →
One health story for a new doctor, a second opinion, a move, a new insurer. Your record follows you — not the other way around. Your record hub →
The family invites; the helper sees only what the family chooses. The emergency card is always there. Helpers never own or manage the record. For helpers →
Free for the clinic, always. Invite a patient to start their record. Reply to the record's address and it files itself. For doctors →
Yes. Any clinic, lab, hospital, specialist, or urgent care that can send an email can send records to the private @families.familystork.com address. There is nothing for the clinic to install or learn — they use the email workflow they already have.
No. The clinic just sends email to the address you give them. Nothing to install, no account to create, no portal to learn. That is why it works universally — every clinic already knows how to send email.
Yes. Snap a photo of a paper record and Family Stork reads it using AI. The email mechanic handles records from clinics. Manual add handles everything else — the vaccine card in the kitchen drawer, the school physical from three years ago, the rash photo from the camera roll.
$99/year — or about $10/month. Free to start organizing your family's records.
Yes. MyChart belongs to the hospital — each hospital system has its own portal, its own login, its own records. Family Stork belongs to your family. One address, every clinic, one timeline. Read more: MyChart belongs to the hospital →
Last verified: October 2026
Tired of managing health records for yourself and everyone you love? Family Stork organizes them for you automatically. $99/year — or about $10/month.
Start your family's record — free