Hard to believe this program has anything to do with Intuit. Unlike Quicken, the input is onerous, does not memorize repetitive transactions, like weekly visits to the allergist, physical therapy or whatever. I, too, pay for my out of network service in cash and when reimbursed the paltry sum the insurance company reluctantly pays out, the program doesn't care my cash out loss for income tax purposes. I note this discussion began over two years ago and remains open an unresolved. Shame on Intuit!

Unfortunately, there appear to be too many apologists for Intuit. Let's face the facts, the program is tedious, poorly written, not user friendly and most importantly, not up to Quicken/Intuit's normal standards. If one is unhealthy or older and requires the use of a program like a medical expense manager, the least this product could offer is a simple stream-lined, well-functioning product. This product is an abomination and hardly worth the effort of inputing the data. Stick with Quicken; it can do a better job and permits some customization.