Immunization record
A standardized, CVX-coded history — yours and your family's.
Every immunization, in one place and easy to understand. The full set of 287 CVX vaccine codes, the immunization standard health records use — mapped to your personal medical record and your family's.
Immunizations are scattered across pediatricians, pharmacies, schools and travel clinics, often in incompatible formats. Using the CVX immunization codes built into HL7, StoryMD standardizes each recognized vaccine into one clear history — what it protects against, how it works, its side effects, and when a booster or titer test may be due.
A sample of the vaccine library.
Also known as Daptacel, Infanrix, DTaP Vaccine
DTaP is a vaccine that helps children younger than age 7 develop immunity to three deadly diseases caused by bacteria: diphtheria, tetanus, and whooping cough (pertussis).
The companion sends reminders for upcoming or due vaccines and links each one to its explainer.
A standardized, CVX-coded history — yours and your family's.
Reactions captured over time, coded to MedDRA, and surfaced back to your clinician.
Status tracked, and immunity confirmed with vaccine titer tests.
Each vaccination is captured as structured, CVX-coded data — type, date, notes and attachments — then your AI companion can answer anything about it, from side effects to why safety concerns persist, grounded in your own record.
Here, a parent asks about Tdap for their son — and gets a clear, evidence-based answer: a common-vs-serious side-effect table, and why safety concerns persist despite the data.
A card lists the shots you had. StoryMD explains each one, keeps the whole family's history together and confirms protection with titer tests.
StoryMD reads the immunizations in your health record and uses CVX codes to link each recognized vaccine to clear information — consistent even when records come from a clinic, a pharmacy or a school.
A vaccine name tells you little. StoryMD explains what it protects against, how it works, who it's for, and what side effects or precautions matter.
Reminders reflect recommended schedules and your own history — helping families stay on track across childhood, adolescent, adult and travel vaccines.
Vaccine titer tests can confirm immunity, and registered side effects build a longitudinal picture — turning a checklist into a verified part of your health story.
{"resourceType": "Immunization","vaccineCode": {"coding": [{"system": "http://hl7.org/fhir/sid/cvx","code": "197","display": "Influenza, high-dose, quadrivalent, PF"}]}}
Every vaccine in the library is mapped to its CVX codes, the CDC's codes for every formulation and combination, so a dose that arrives from an EHR is recognized, recorded with its date and connected to its vaccine guide.