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A record that travels
Relevant history, medication and decisions remain coherent across providers and countries.
The Family Health Office
Your family's
private health team.
One accountable team that knows every family member's medical history, finds the right specialists in any country, and takes charge when something goes wrong.
Private onboarding · by introduction
Europe · International coordination
Clinical governance led by Patrick E Sewell, MD — more than 30 years in medicine · former Assistant Professor of Radiology and Surgery, University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Clinical governance →The missing institution
Families have advisers for almost everything.Health is still left fragmented.
Excellent doctors do not automatically create continuity. Molliora holds the family's health context together — across specialists, homes, borders and generations.
Explore the 21 coordination gaps02
A person who knows the family
One accountable relationship holds the context before, during and after a health event.
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A plan that stays visible
Questions, priorities and follow-up do not disappear between appointments.
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Independent coordination
Molliora works for the family. Treating clinicians retain every clinical decision.
The operating model
Five responsibilities.
One relationship.
Technology supports the work. The value is that a named team knows the family, keeps the agreed plan current and knows what should happen next.
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Molliora Ready
Prepared before anything happens
The family is prepared before something happens.
A verified emergency brief for each member, including relevant history, medication, allergies, insurance information, decision contacts and provider routes.
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Molliora Stewardship
A health plan that stays current
The long view remains visible.
The annual family health plan, agreed priorities, preventive follow-up, record continuity and a clear owner for every outstanding action.
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Molliora Resolve
One response when something serious happens
One coordinated response when the situation changes.
Organisation of records, questions, specialists, family communication and follow-up around a diagnosis, hospital stay or other significant health event.
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Molliora Global
Ready wherever the family travels or lives
The health plan travels with the family.
Destination preparation, local care routes, medication requirements, insurance information and cross-border provider coordination.
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Molliora Generations
Continuity from birth to later life
Continuity from pregnancy to later life.
A family framework spanning maternal health, children, adults, seniors, cognitive health, social connection and the transitions between life stages.
When coordination becomes real
The moments no family
should manage alone.
Molliora is not another source of health information. It is the working relationship that keeps information, people and next steps coherent when the situation becomes difficult.
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Your child becomes ill abroad.
The treating team needs a reliable history, current medication, allergies, insurance information and a parent who is not forced to reconstruct everything under pressure.
Molliora's role
Molliora prepares the record, contacts and coordination route before the trip, then helps keep the event and follow-up organised.
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A parent receives a serious diagnosis.
Reports arrive from several specialists. Recommendations differ. The family needs to understand what is known, what remains uncertain and what decision comes next.
Molliora's role
Molliora assembles the relevant record, organises additional opinions and keeps the questions, decisions and responsibilities in one place.
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Three specialists disagree.
The problem is no longer access. It is deciding which evidence applies, where interests may differ and who should help the family resolve the next step.
Molliora's role
Molliora prepares a neutral decision brief and coordinates the clinical conversations. Treating doctors remain responsible for medical advice.
Molliora signature record
Records show what happened.
The Ledger shows why.
Medical records usually show what happened. The Decision Ledger preserves why a path was chosen: the question, the options, what different clinicians advised, the family's preference, who decided and when the decision should be revisited.
It does not replace the clinical record. It gives future doctors and family members the context that is so often lost between appointments, countries and generations.
Illustrative example
- Question
- Surgery now, or three months of monitoring?
- Options considered
- Surgery (Centre A) · Active monitoring · Second opinion (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
“Families do not need more opinions. They need someone who can put the opinions side by side and help them decide.”
“Wealth buys access to the best doctors in the world. It does not buy the judgement to know which one is right for your case, or someone to bring them together around your family. That is what Molliora is for.”
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
Joining Molliora
Three simple steps.
Member within days. Ready within weeks.
A guided profile gives us enough context to make the first conversation useful. You do not need to choose a membership level or upload medical records before speaking with us. Membership is an annual retainer, scoped to each family. If the need is urgent, we start the same week.
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Guided family profile
Tell us about your family, countries, homes, health landscape and priorities in five short sections. No records or detailed diagnoses.
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Private introduction
A short confidential conversation with Molliora to understand your family, countries, timing and priorities.
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Clear proposal
If there is a fit, we begin with a Family Health Readiness Review: a fixed-fee mapping of members, countries, providers and gaps. The fee is credited in full against membership if the family proceeds.
Every founding family has direct access to our Chief Medical Officer.
After you join
Value from the first week.
The standard is the same for every family: one accountable person, an agreed record and visible next steps.
First 7 days
Ready
Your named coordinator is in place. Family members, countries and providers are mapped, and secure access is agreed.
Within 14 days
Emergency Brief
A verified Emergency Brief for each family member: history, medication, allergies, insurance and decision contacts.
Within 90 days
Full rhythm
Annual Family Health Plan agreed, records consolidated and the review cadence set, so nothing disappears between appointments.
Molliora Global
Know the plan
before you land.
Before a move or longer stay, Molliora prepares the relevant health record, medication requirements, local care routes, insurance information and emergency contacts for the destination.
Provider coordination is arranged according to the family's needs, the destination and local requirements. Map locations show the family's coordination footprint, not Molliora offices or guaranteed provider coverage.
EuropeNorth AmericaCaribbeanMiddle East
Canada
Los Angeles
New York
Florida
Bahamas
UK
Middle East
For trusted advisers
Recognise the need.
Keep the boundaries clear.
A family office or assistant often sees the coordination problem first. Molliora can receive a confidential introduction while the family retains control over health information and access.
Make a professional introduction →Molliora 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