Tired of managing health records for yourself and everyone you love? Family Stork organizes them for you automatically. Every person gets a private @families.familystork.com email address — clinics send records to it and the health story builds itself. Guides, honest comparisons, and tips below.
Every state has different health form requirements. Find yours, see the exact forms to file, and get the paperwork done before the first day.
All states, all deadlines, all forms — start here.
CDPH 286, oral health assessment, medical exemptions only.
ImmTrac2, vision/hearing/spinal screenings, conscience exemptions.
DH 680 + DH 3040, county health department walk-ins.
14-day enrollment window, NYSIIS, MenACWY boosters.
Physicals at K/6/11, dental at K/3/7, PA-SIIS registry.
Starting daycare or camp? Requirements are often different from school. Find your state's daycare forms below.
CDPH 286, LIC 701, TB risk assessment.
ImmTrac2, HHSC health statement, vision/hearing.
DH 680, DH 3040, Florida SHOTS registry.
14-day rule, HiB + PCV for daycare, NYSIIS.
Health assessment within 60 days, PA-SIIS.
Certificate of Child Health Exam, lead screening.
JFS 01305, 14-day provisional, ImpactSIIS.
Form 3231, DECAL screenings, GRITS registry.
Health assessment within 30 days, NCIR registry.
MCIR registry, waiver education requirement.
Practical guides for organizing the health records that matter — from your baby's first checkup through the hand-off at adulthood.
Every record to keep, organized by age. Interactive checklist from newborn through 18.
The records-inbox, the timeline, the AI — how it all fits together in three steps.
Paper to digital in minutes. Snap a photo, and the record files itself.
What a family health timeline actually does — and why scattered portals don't cut it.
How to find, organize, and share your child's vaccination records — all in one place.
What to look for in a family medical history app — and what most of them get wrong.
Organize every record from your baby's first year — vaccines, checkups, growth, and more.
How to move your child's health records to a new pediatrician without losing anything.
Deep dives into the specific records parents track — what to keep, why it matters, and how to make it actually accessible.
Every shot, every booster, every date — on one timeline you can pull up anywhere.
Height, weight, and head circumference from birth through adolescence — all in context.
First smile, first steps, first words — logged alongside checkups and vaccines where they belong.
Allergy tests, reaction histories, action plans — organized where every caregiver can find them.
Honest side-by-sides with other apps parents use. We tell you what they do well, where they stop, and what makes Family Stork different.
Epic's patient portal vs. a lifelong family record you control.
State immunization registry access vs. the whole health story.
Family health history diagrams vs. a living timeline from birth.
Apple's built-in health data vs. a family-first record for kids.
Baby tracking logs vs. a lifelong health record.
Family health sharing vs. a complete record you own.
Medical document storage vs. an organized health timeline.
Digital health record vault vs. a family timeline from birth.
Family health tracker vs. a lifelong record with AI.
Parenting community app vs. a dedicated health timeline.
Growth charting vs. a full health record with growth built in.
Developmental milestone screening vs. a complete health story.
Growth charting with percentiles vs. the full health record.
Daily health tracker vs. a lifelong record from birth.
Personal health app vs. a family health timeline.
Care coordination platform vs. a child health timeline from birth.
Privacy-first document vault vs. a child health timeline from birth.
Vaccine schedule reminders vs. a complete health record with vaccines built in.
A fitness dashboard for adults vs. a family health record built for parents and children.
A newborn daily care tracker vs. a lifelong health record from birth to 18.
A comprehensive daily baby log vs. a permanent medical timeline for families.
Digital health binder vs. lifelong child health timeline — two approaches to organized records.
Desktop local-first health manager vs. cloud-connected child health timeline.
Longer reads about why records matter, what parents actually lose, and how to fix the system one family at a time.
The vaccine card, the allergy test, the growth chart — and how to stop losing them.
What schools actually need, where to find it, and how to never scramble again.
Every August, parents dig through drawers for shot records. Here's a better way.
Why the portal goes dark when you switch doctors — and what to use instead.
A neutral guide to every app that claims to keep your child's health records.
Starting with a new pediatrician? Every health record to bring — from birth records to immunization history — so nothing gets missed.
Emergency rooms, camp forms, custody exchanges, insurance disputes, school transfers — five real moments when you need records you can't find.
September is coming. Do you know who got their flu shot last year — and where the proof is?
The birth certificate is obvious. But newborn hearing screens, metabolic screenings, and APGAR scores? Most parents don't realize they matter until years later.
The pattern over time matters more than any single number. How to keep your own growth and milestone records between appointments.
Scattered across portals, paper, and email? Here's a practical system to consolidate — and actually find records when they matter.
30+ doses before kindergarten, records in three places. How to build one reliable immunization record.
The honest version: what each app does, where they fall short, and how to choose.
What to save, what to photograph, and what you'll wish you hadn't lost.
Your pediatrician's portal disappears when you switch doctors. Here's what lasts.
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.
Give any clinic your child's private @familystork address. They send records; the timeline builds itself. No portal logins, no uploads, nothing for the clinic to learn.
Start your child's record — free