Family Stork is a lifelong family health record. Every person gets one health story, and one private Family Stork email address every clinic already knows how to use. Any clinic, lab, or hospital emails records to that address — visit summaries, lab results, immunization records — and the health story builds itself automatically.
Family Stork serves three audiences — all first-class:
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 — always current. The record is held for them, then handed to them when they grow up. See how it works →
Your parents' records are scattered across every doctor they ever had. Bring them together — one record for every doctor, every sibling, every hospital stay. Discharge papers, medication lists, the emergency card. Caregiver guides →
One health story for a new doctor, a second opinion, a move, a new insurer. Every person's health history should live in one place they own — not scattered across every provider's portal. Learn more →
Family Stork also serves helpers (nannies, sitters, grandparents, camp nurses, foster and kinship caregivers — the family invites; the helper sees only what the family chooses) and doctors and clinics (free for the clinic always; reply to the record's address and it files itself).
When you create a record for someone — a child, a parent, yourself — Family Stork generates a private email address shown on that person's record. You give this address to any clinic, lab, hospital, or pharmacy. When they send something to it — a visit summary, a lab result, a vaccine record, discharge papers — the record receives it, the AI reads it, and it files into the right place on the timeline.
Clinics already know how to send an email. No portal integration. No FHIR API. No app for the doctor to install. No behavior change for the office staff. They send an email — the record updates itself.
This is what makes Family Stork different from every other health records app: the record doesn't wait for you to upload something. It receives records the way clinics already communicate.
You can also snap a photo of paper records — that vaccine card in the kitchen drawer, the growth chart printout, the rash photo lost in the camera roll. The AI reads them and files them into the timeline.
MyChart belongs to the hospital. Family Stork belongs to your family.
MyChart shows one hospital's records. If your family sees providers at three hospitals, you have three MyChart logins — and none of them talk to each other. Switch hospitals, and you may lose access. The records belong to the institution, not to you.
Family Stork holds records from every provider in one timeline. It's yours — it doesn't depend on any hospital's system, and it travels with you when you move, switch insurers, or change doctors. See the full comparison →
Free forever to organize your records. $99/year — or about $10 a month — for Family Stork to do the work across all three TruePrime apps. That includes every person in your family under one account.
No. Family Stork organizes health records. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your doctor or pediatrician for medical decisions.
Yes — Family Stork supports connecting supported patient portals. Connect MyChart from multiple hospitals into one record. Many hospitals, one timeline. Learn more about MyChart + Family Stork →
Family Stork is made by TruePrimAI, Inc., a company building tools for families to organize their lives.
Yes. The record is held for them, then handed to them. When a child is ready to manage their own health record, ownership transfers — the health story stays intact and moves with them into adulthood.
No. Clinics email records to the private Family Stork address shown on the person's record. No app. No integration. No FHIR. No behavior change. They send an email — the same way they send records to referring physicians today.
Tired of managing health records for yourself and everyone you love? Family Stork organizes them for you automatically.
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