Emotional Library

Medicine can code a broken bone 1,500 ways. It couldn’t code joy. We fixed that.

Stress, grief, and joy aren’t separate from your health — they affect your blood pressure, your sleep, your recovery. StoryMD is the first to put how you feel right beside how you’re doing.

1,500+billable codes for a single broken femur
0codes for happiness, joy, or love Until now.
130+emotions StoryMD lets you name, rate, and track over time
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Empathy scale

How much empathy have you felt?

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Your result is Extremely

Interoperable, not proprietary

From a feeling to a medical record.

StoryMD’s emotional library captures structured, patient-reported affective data across more than 130 discrete emotional states, each rated on a standardized 1-to-5 scale and time-stamped for longitudinal tracking.

1 · You rate it
Empathy4 / 5Oct 27 · 10:32
2 · Coded to MeSH
EmpathyMedical Subject Headings · National Library of Medicine
3 · Carried in FHIR
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  "resourceType": "Observation",
  "code": { "coding": [{
    "system": "MeSH",
    "display": "Empathy" }] },
  "valueInteger": 4,
  "effectiveDateTime": "2026-10-27T10:32"
}

    130+ discrete emotional states

    Each rated on a standardized 1-to-5 scale and time-stamped for longitudinal tracking.

    Every emotion coded to MeSH

    MeSH (Medical Subject Headings) is the National Library of Medicine’s controlled vocabulary for indexing biomedical literature in PubMed. Emotional data isn’t trapped in a bespoke schema.

    Ready for FHIR

    Expressed in the same semantic standard as the world’s medical research, ready to be carried in FHIR Observations and queried alongside clinical and physiological data.

    An open emotional-health profile

    StoryMD’s roadmap is to publish this as a standardized FHIR emotional-health profile usable across medical record platforms.

For Medical Affairs and HEOR

The humanistic dimension, captured continuously.

For Medical Affairs and HEOR teams, the result is a consented, longitudinal, standards-based stream of patient-reported experience — capturing the humanistic dimension continuously, where conventional PRO instruments capture it only episodically.

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    Consented

    Patient-reported experience, shared with consent.

    Longitudinal

    Continuous, time-stamped ratings, not a snapshot at a single visit.

    Portable and poolable

    In a form that’s portable, poolable, and research-ready from day one.

Begin today

Put how you feel beside how you’re doing.

Name it, rate it, and see how it changes over time, right beside the rest of your health.