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.
The Family Health Passport is a printable one-page summary pulled from the record: vaccination dates, allergies, current medications, conditions, emergency contacts, and the doctor's number. Print it before a trip, tuck it in the suitcase, hand it to the camp nurse. No app, no login, no invite — just the facts on paper when they matter most.
Everything someone needs if something goes wrong — and nothing they don't:
The passport updates automatically as the record grows. Print a new one before each trip and the information is always current.
International or domestic — the passport has the vaccination records, allergies, and emergency contacts ready for a foreign clinic, a hotel first-aid kit, or a cruise ship medical center.
Most camps require a health summary. Print the passport, attach it to the camp forms, and the nurse has everything on one page — allergies, medications, the doctor's number.
When the kids stay with grandma, the passport goes on the fridge. Allergies, med times, who to call — everything the grandparent needs, nothing they don't.
Vaccination records for international travel, printed in a format any clinic can read. No app to download in a foreign airport — just paper that works everywhere.
Family Stork builds the passport from the health record. As clinics email new visit summaries, vaccinations, or lab results to the person's private Family Stork address, the record updates. The next time you print the passport, it reflects the latest information — no manual editing, no retyping.
If you add an allergy, change a medication, or update the emergency contact in the record, the passport picks it up. Print before every trip and you're always current.
No. The passport is a printed page — anyone can read it. No app, no login, no invite. That's the point: it works even when the internet doesn't.
The passport is a medical summary for emergency reference — it lists vaccination dates, allergies, and medications. For official vaccination records required by customs or immigration, check your destination country's specific requirements. The passport supplements the official documents; it doesn't replace them. Always consult your doctor about travel-specific health requirements.
Yes. Every person in the family has their own record, and each record generates its own passport. Print one per child, one for yourself, one for an aging parent — each passport reflects that person's health story.
Open the record, make any last-minute changes (a new medication, an updated emergency contact), and print again. The passport always reflects the current state of the record.
$99/year — or about $10 a month. The Family Health Passport is included with every record. The passport feature has been live since September 2026.
Start the record. Let clinics email to it. Print the passport before you leave. Vaccinations, allergies, medications, emergency contacts — on one page.
$99/year — or about $10 a month.
Start your family's record — free