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National Family Caregivers Month: Primary Record Takes the Stage on FOX59’s IndyNow

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Jean Ross

Jean stands with the co-host of IndyNow behind a desk of medical binders, medications, and supplies

For National Family Caregivers Month, Jean Ross, RN, CEO and co-founder of Primary Record, made a special appearance on FOX59’s Indy Now to spotlight how Primary Record is transforming how families manage their healthcare.

Indy Now is Indianapolis’s go-to morning lifestyle and entertainment show, co-hosted by Jillian Deam and Ryan Ahlwardt. Known for their engaging interviews and community-focused content, Jillian and Ryan created a dynamic platform for Jean to discuss the challenges family caregivers face and how Primary Record is providing solutions.

In her segment, Jean emphasized the importance of families taking control of their healthcare journey. “When families have the tools to organize their health story, it’s a game-changer,” Jean shared. She also highlighted Primary Record’s mission to simplify the overwhelming task of managing medical records across various systems by offering one secure place to organize, collaborate, and share health information.

Why This Matters:

Jean’s appearance on Indy Now marks a pivotal moment in our journey to bring Primary Record to more families who need support navigating the complexities of modern healthcare. As caregivers are increasingly tasked with coordinating care, this innovation is helping to ease the burden while improving care.

ICYMI (In Case You Missed It):

Watch the full interview here to learn how Primary Record is reshaping healthcare for families:

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