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Medical Records. Everyone has them. Have you ever had to go on a hunt for your shot records from decades ago because an employer or school required them? How did that work out for ya? Trying to keep track of and remember all of your family’s medical information can be a daunting task. If you’re like most of us, you’ve got a stack or stacks of papers scattered throughout the house — or in one room if you’re really organized! We’re on the lookout for an easier, more efficient way of keeping this information organized and safely accessible when needed.Whether you’re a single person or managing a family with multiple records, or traveling with the military, is an online medical record-keeping service for you? Fast, easy, secure, reliable and compliant is what we’re aiming to find out about services currently available for medical record-keeping. Anything that will help make managing a family easier and more efficient is what we’re all about, so this is what we’re discussing this week on Moms Gone Geek.

Read the full show notes over at Moms Gone Geek

I’m one of the community leaders over at GovLoop for the GovLoop Project of the Week. Every 4th Wednesday I showcase a new tech related project.

The ability to provide common services to citizens via the web is a growing need. There are some cities whom have enough funding to hire an in-house team to develop a full fledged system, some may have the ability to contract the work out, but others may not have the resources to take on such a major tasking. For those cities, a service like MyGov could be the next best thing.

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Update: audio has been fixed and added (Aug 9, 2009)

Two topics tackled on this episode: Social Media fads along with tips and tools for teaching your kids about money and finances. This is what has been on our minds lately and we really want to know what you think about it.

Are we just fickle when it comes to new social networking services and apps? Do we give each one a fairshake? What makes us stick around or move on to the next new shiny thing? Developers will want to pay close attention!

Read the full show notes over at Moms Gone Geek