A chapter in every Health Book

Document Vault

Upload, organize, and preserve decades of health documents — from last week’s lab report to a 1998 hospital record.

10 categories

Every document has a home

Sort records into clear categories so you can always find what you need.

Lab reports

Blood panels, tests, and lab results.

Imaging

X-rays, MRIs, CTs, and ultrasounds.

Prescriptions

Current and past medication orders.

Discharge summaries

Hospital discharge and admission notes.

Vaccinations

Vaccination certificates and records.

Insurance

Plans, policy documents, and coverage.

Procedure notes

Procedure reports and operative notes.

Doctor notes

Visit summaries and provider notes.

Historical records

Decades-old records scanned and preserved.

Other

Anything that doesn’t fit elsewhere.

Supported file types

Upload what you have

Most health documents come as PDFs or images. FamilyHealthBook supports the formats you’ll encounter.

PDF
JPG
PNG

Everything you need

Full control over your archive

Upload, preview, rename, tag, search, filter, download, delete, and attach documents to your timeline.

Upload

Add documents one at a time or in batches.

Preview

View documents inline without downloading.

Rename & tag

Give every document a clear name and category.

Search

Find any document by name or category.

Filter

Narrow by category, date, or file type.

Download

Download originals anytime — they’re yours.

Delete

Remove documents you no longer need.

Attach to timeline

Link documents to timeline events.

Built for decades

Your archive grows more valuable over time

A document vault with one lab report is useful. One with twenty years of records is a treasure.

Preserve the past

Scan and upload old paper records before they’re lost. A 1998 discharge summary belongs in the same archive as a 2026 lab report.

Always portable

Download any document — or your entire archive as a ZIP — whenever you want. Your records are never locked in.

Start building your document archive

FamilyHealthBook helps individuals and families organize and preserve health information. It does not provide medical diagnosis or treatment and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.