STORC connects expecting mothers, families, and healthcare providers on one platform. Every moment, made safer.
Pregnant women in labor face a critical window between the first contraction and reaching the hospital. Accidents, traffic, and road closures can turn that trip into an emergency.
Crashes and gridlock slow ambulances and personal cars. Over 10,000 maternal EMS calls in two years involved births outside the hospital.
Car crashes in pregnancy are common and dangerous. Each year, about 200,000 pregnant women are in police-reported crashes in the US.
Placental abruption is a leading injury from car crashes in pregnancy. Families know the risks. They carry the worry.
Across the United States, families experience the gap STORC was built to close every week. Below: recent news coverage of mothers who gave birth en route and pregnant women in incidents on the way to the hospital.
External news coverage hosted on YouTube. STORC does not own this footage; it is presented as documentation of the maternal-transport gap STORC was built to close.
STORC is a patented hardware and SaaS “universal alert” system for labor transport. An LED-equipped vehicle device makes the car visible as an active medical transport, while the app activates with one tap to alert everyone who needs to know.
One tap. The right vehicle. The right time.
Secure messaging connects you with your entire care team instantly.
Traffic, routes, and medical updates live in one simple, visual app.
Specialized vehicles and IoT alerts are tuned for maternal transport.
Better care for everyone: hospitals, investors, and the communities they serve.
Improve outcomes and reduce costs. Fewer readmissions, higher patient satisfaction, measurable results.
Scalable impact in a growing market. A patented SaaS model in the $38B maternal health space.
Close equity gaps with data. Community engagement tools and equitable care access for all.
"Because every birth story deserves care, safety, and connection."
Your support helps us reach underserved communities and ensure every mother has access to safe, connected care.
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