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> 1.) Put inches and ounces along with pounds and feet for vital signs.
>( most well child visits use pounds and ounces for weight and inches
> and feet for height)

    This is already largely present in HealthFrame 1.0. In the vital signs panel, you can enter either ft/in/cm for height, and either lbs or kg for weight. If you select lbs, in HealthFrame 2.0, you have the option to enter either lbs or oz (there is a popup field for oz if you select lbs).

> 2.)add head circumference to vital signs.

We will consider this feature request, but are concerned that it only applies to infants. We may add this field only for certain kinds of visits (like the well-child visit you suggest), or only for infants (children under 2 years?). We may need to resolve this after HealthFrame 2.0 is released, as we are near the end of our 2.0 development cycle.

 >3.) add another category titled well-child visits with what to expect at
>each visit(milestones, immunizations,feeding, vital signs,etc.)

Please clarify what you mean by category. Do you mean an additional 'Visit Type' in the 'Visit' page? How would you suggest we present the information about what to expect at least visit?

 >4.)link hospitals,doctors,insurance between family members.

This is a common request, and its one of the few common requests that has not been addressed in HealthFrame 2.0.  We are tracking this in our SPR database as SPR#248, and we will most likely provide some mechanism to better deal with this in the coming year.

> 5.)ability to print reports in table form as well as lists.especially
>helpful with immunizations an height/weight

HealthFrame 2.0 contains significant improvements in its reports generation support, but I don't think it has the particular feature you are suggesting here (at least not in that form). Please clarify your request. Are you asking for an additional report with a table of data? Or are you asking for changes to an existing report?  Even if its too late to address this for HealthFrame 2.0, we will likely have a 2.1 release to address some user requests for additional reports.

 >thank you

>jcmoss

And thank YOU for your support and feedback.

>when is version 2.0 going to be released?

 We are not ready to announce anything about  HealthFrame 2.0, but it  already in beta test , and has been publicly demonstrated.  We will likely have an  announcement about HealthFrame 2.0 availability in the next month or so.