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A child falls ill abroad.
The Emergency Brief reaches the local clinic within hours: history, medication, allergies and insurance. The right care, without parents rebuilding a medical history under stress.
The Family Health Office
One team.
Your family's entire health context.
We hold the record, prepare the decisions and take charge when specialists disagree or something goes wrong abroad.
By introduction only. No medical records required for the first conversation. Personal reply, normally within 24 hours.
By introduction from family offices and private banks
Clinical governance by Patrick E Sewell, MD
The missing institution
Families have advisers for almost everything.Health is still left fragmented.
Excellent doctors do not create continuity. Molliora holds the family's health context together, across specialists, homes, borders and generations.
Explore the 21 coordination gapsThe Decision Ledger
When specialists disagree, we keep the reasoning.
Medical records show what happened. The Ledger records why: every opinion side by side, what the family chose, and when to look again.
Ledger entry
Illustrative
- Question
- Surgery now, or three months of monitoring?
- Options considered
- Surgery at Centre A, active monitoring, second opinion at Centre B
- Clinical advice
- Surgeon recommends surgery. Oncologist supports monitoring.
- Family preference
- Monitoring, with defined review triggers
- Decided by
- Patient, with spouse
- Revisit
- 12 weeks, or earlier if markers change
Also used for genetic testing, care for an ageing parent, medication across providers, clinical trials and changes of specialist.
“Families do not need more opinions. They need someone who can put the opinions side by side and help them decide.”
Coordination in practice
When it matters.
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Three specialists, three answers.
Every opinion is gathered in the Decision Ledger and set out neutrally. The family decides on evidence, not on the most persuasive voice.
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A move abroad mid-treatment.
The record and medication list are ready before the move and the new specialist is booked. Treatment continues without interruption.
Illustrative examples of common situations in internationally mobile families. Member cases remain confidential.
In a nationwide study of 4.7 million adults, more fragmented care was associated with more potentially inappropriate medication and higher mortality.
Prior et al., BMC Medicine 2023 · Snow et al., J Gen Intern Med 2019 · Michalsen et al., Crit Care Med 2019
From those who introduce us
“Health had become as complex as the rest of the family’s affairs, but no one owned the continuity across countries and specialists. Molliora gave us one accountable relationship and a record that actually travels.”
“We introduce Molliora when a family’s medical life has outgrown what we or their assistant can coordinate. They stay independent, and the family retains control.”
“Before Molliora we were constantly chasing records and trying to connect specialists. Now there is one place that holds the context and prepares what is needed before something happens.”
What the family gets
Continuity, with a name attached.
- A record that travels
- History, medication and decisions stay coherent across providers and countries.
- A person who knows the family
- One accountable relationship before, during and after a health event.
- A plan that stays visible
- Questions, priorities and follow-up never disappear between appointments.
- Independent coordination
- Molliora works for the family. Treating clinicians keep every clinical decision.
Trust & independence
Independent
Specialists are chosen for the family’s needs. Never pay-to-play.
Clinicians decide
Treating doctors keep every clinical decision and prescription.
Data in Frankfurt
Health data is stored and processed in Frankfurt, Germany, under GDPR, and opened only for an agreed purpose.
Named accountability
One named coordinator, with clinical governance led by Patrick E Sewell, MD.
How to begin
What happens
when you get in touch.
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Guided family profile
Five short sections about your family, countries and priorities. No medical records needed.
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Confidential conversation
Carl, Helena or a member of the team contacts you personally, normally within 24 hours.
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Clear proposal
If there is a fit, a proposal including a fixed-fee Family Health Readiness Review, credited in full against membership.
Leadership & governance
Known people.
Visible accountability.
Four founders bring together institutional design, member operations, clinical governance and financial stewardship. Families know who is responsible and where the clinical boundary sits.
Leadership and governance
Patrick E Sewell, MD
Co-Founder & Chief Medical Officer
For trusted advisers
Recognise the need.
Keep the boundaries clear.
Introductions come from family offices, private banks and advisers, or directly from families. Carl, Helena or a member of the team replies personally, normally within 24 hours. The family keeps control of health information and access.
For family offices and private banks →Make a professional introductionMolliora pays no introduction fees. Our independence is part of what you recommend.
Family offices
Add health continuity to the family governance structure without asking the family office to become a medical coordinator.
Personal assistants
Move sensitive health administration into a defined professional process while keeping the assistant informed only to the authorised level.
Private banks and advisers
Introduce a specialist health relationship when a family’s medical life has become as complex as its legal or financial affairs.
Private onboarding · by introduction
Be ready before
the difficult call.
Start with a guided family profile covering your household, countries, homes, health landscape and priorities. No medical records are required for the first conversation.
membership@molliora.com