Organise a parent's medical information in one clear Health Admin Summary.

Messy information in. Clear summary out.

MedStory turns scattered notes, medicine lists, discharge papers, test results, and family messages into a point-in-time health summary for an elderly parent before the next GP visit, hospital appointment, or family discussion.

Keep the first contact broad. If you are dealing with an emergency, call 000.

An older parent and family carer reviewing health information together at a kitchen table

Is this for me?

MedStory is for the moment when support turns into paperwork, memory, appointments, and family coordination all at once.

Your parent has had a hospital visit, fall, new medication, or confusing follow-up.

Medication lists, letters, test results, and appointment notes are scattered everywhere.

Family members are trying to help, but everyone has a different piece of the story.

You need an aged care health information summary before a GP, specialist, pharmacy, or care planning conversation.

You want a calm summary that shows what is known, where it came from, and what still needs checking.

Sample MedStory Health Admin Summary title page showing key health information in one organised document

What you get

The Health Admin Summary is a short, practical PDF designed to organise parents' medical information, make current details easier to find, and help families prepare for GP appointment discussions.

A point-in-time Health Admin Summary PDF for an older parent.

A practical medical history summary and medication list for doctor appointment preparation.

Key information grouped for GP visits, hospital appointments, aged care planning, and family discussions.

Source labels so people can see where details came from.

Questions and missing details to check with the right provider.

One factual review round before the final PDF is released.

How it works

The workflow is human-led and deliberately simple, so the summary stays useful without becoming a live medical record or clinical advice service.

  1. 1

    Free consultation call

    We start broad, understand what needs organising, and confirm whether MedStory is the right fit.

  2. 2

    Share what you have

    If the summary is a fit, we explain how to share documents, notes, medication lists, and questions.

  3. 3

    Synthesis and clarification

    We organise the information, keep source labels, and ask only the questions that materially improve the summary.

  4. 4

    Draft factual review

    You receive one review round for factual corrections, missing details, and contact updates.

  5. 5

    Invoice and final PDF

    After the review round, we issue the invoice and release the final PDF once payment has been received.

What MedStory is not

MedStory helps organise information. It does not make health decisions or replace the clinical team.

MedStory does not diagnose, interpret results clinically, give treatment advice, change medicines, issue referrals or scripts, or contact providers as part of the standard summary.

Not for emergencies.

Not diagnosis or treatment advice.

Not medication advice or medication changes.

Not a live medical record or ongoing case management service.

Not a replacement for your GP, pharmacist, hospital team, or aged-care team.

Why this matters

Better appointment preparation often starts with calmer, more organised information.

Appointment conversations are easier when the current basics are in one place.

Medication questions can be checked against a clearer information summary.

Tests, results, and follow-up dates are less likely to disappear into folders and messages.

Families can coordinate from the same document instead of relying on memory.

Book a free consultation call

Tell us broadly what needs organising. Do not include detailed medical information in this first form.

If MedStory is the right fit, the $99 introductory Health Admin Summary includes one point-in-time PDF and one factual review round. The final PDF is released after payment is received.

Email info@medstory.com.au

Keep this high level. We will explain the next step for sharing documents if the summary is a fit.