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San Jose Business Journal, April 25, 2007

CIGNA’s adoption of Quicken Health will allow members to manage and direct their health care finances, view and organize medical expenses, payments and service histories, and download and organize personal health claims data. Quicken Health is expected to foster even greater member satisfaction, leading to increased choices on quality and cost information for hospitals, outpatient facilities, specialists and prescription medications.

Medgadget.com, January 30, 2007

Imagine the possibilities if Quicken can do for health care financing what it did for home and business accounting.

US News & World Report, December 11, 2006

David LaGesse says "Quicken is working with major health players to develop a system of consumer-accessible electronic records."

Fast Company, October 2006

David Lidsky says "Intuit wants to kill the confusing medial bill—and, even better, the supremely confusing "this is not a bill" explanation of benefits. The idea is to do for health care what Quicken has done for managing our finances."

Employee Benefit News, September 15, 2006

Chris Silva says "The makers of TurboTax - that wonderful online tool that actually makes tax season somewhat bearable - are planning to launch a similar tool for health care management sometime next year that could revolutionize how people handle their medical finances."

BusinessWeek, August 14, 2006

Susan Berfeld says "The ultimate aim is to provide consumers with easy electronic access to all their medical information, whether it’s held by insurers, hospitals, pharmacies, doctors or employees…Intuit executives believe this could revolutionize health care…"

Health Leaders, Summer 2006

Rick Byrne says "Quicken [Health] won't be the only consumer-oriented personal health record and management system to arrive on the scene in the next year or so, but with UnitedHealth Group as a stakeholder, you can bet that it will aspire to be best-in-class."