One other thing that we track for vaccinations are the Lot# (numbers). I want to be able to respond in case there is a recall as there was with flu shots a couple of years ago.

Barrie, I'm in the boat with you regarding your desires as to the course of MEM. I do not really NEED for it to touch Quicken at all. I'm really only using Pocket Quicken right now anyway (I would love a Pocket QMEM, come on Landware!). What I really need is a one stop shop for my medical records and expenses! That would make my life soooooo much easier. I truely believe that MEM will evenually be geared to make the lives of those with chronic illness easier by keep EOB's, LON's, history, etc - but not if we don't tell the team. ;)

Agreed about tracking vaccinations. We don't have any kids but today I was trying to compile a vaccination history for myself and my wife's vaccinations (before now it was pretty much a "dart against the wall" for us too, to quote Barrie from above).

Perhaps if services could be grouped or tagged, whether it's custom or there were specified choices like "vaccine"/"preventive", "diagnostic"/"lab", "drug" (which is already there), "transportation", etc. Or, if there could be sub-services (like Quicken's subcategories), that might work too. Another possibility could be custom fields that can be added to each expense or service.

As far as reporting, this might be a tangent, but if there were some more options for custom reporting (again, one can look to Quicken for some examples), that could be helpful.