KITCHENER, Ontario - s4story -- myStoria, a Canadian personal health record app, today announced it is open to every health journey. The company started in fertility care. It now supports women's health, perimenopause, men's health, chronic conditions, and people who don't have a diagnosis yet and just know something is wrong.

Healthcare wasn't built for the person living inside it. Your health history is split across your family doctor, your specialists, the hospital, the imaging centre and the lab. Nobody is responsible for the whole thing, so the job falls to you. You request records one office at a time, often paying a fee at each door, and wait up to 30 days for each one. According to a 2024 data brief from the U.S. Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT, 59% of Americans had more than one online medical record or patient portal. Only 7% used an app to combine them in one place.

myStoria does that work for you. You bring in everything you have: records, labs, a photo of a prescription label, the symptom you noticed at 2 a.m. The AI reads all of it and organizes it into one timeline of your health history. When something is missing, the myStoria Concierge team will chase down the old records for you.

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Medical Insiders are trained professionals and real people. They help you walk into the call or appointment you've been putting off knowing exactly what to ask and how to advocate for yourself. Figuring that out alone takes hours. Your Medical Insider is $20 a month.

"Fertility is where I lived this, but it was never a fertility problem," said Jessica Chalk, founder of myStoria. "A cancer patient moving between an oncologist and a surgeon carries this weight. Every part of healthcare is built for someone else: the chart, the insurer, the benefits budget. We work for the patient. Only the patient."

The largest technology companies in the world are now building health records too. They won't file a records request, sit on hold, or chase a scan that only exists on a disc. myStoria does that work, with real people behind it.

"Bring me the thing you've been dreading," said Carly Malo, Head of Concierge at myStoria. "A missing scan, a referral that went nowhere, a result nobody explained. If it's part of your health, it's part of the job."

myStoria is free to download on iOS and Android in Canada and the U.S. Founded by Jessica Chalk after six years of fertility treatment, myStoria's seed round was led by Graphite Ventures. Learn more at https://mystoria.com.