[scooter53080]

Agree. This service sounds interesting, but as an infrequent consumer of health care, this subscription model doesn't make sense. I would be interested in paying a flat fee to get my records. Then pay again in a year or two to have them updated. Wondering if the cost of obtaining the records is so high, that they need the subscription to run for x months to recoup? Maybe a hybrid approach would work: $5/mo to keep the account active, and then a user-initiated update feature at $40 a pop.