Good suggestion, although it might be difficult to make a single,
one-size-fits-all database template, as each office's requirements may
differ in many respects. The newsgroups have many posts about exactly these
types of databases that people are building for their offices' use.

But if you can post some questions about what you're seeking that goes
beyond the templates that ship with ACCESS, I'm sure we can provide *free*
sugggestions to you.

--

Ken Snell
MS ACCESS MVP



"Pat" wrote in message
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a database program that keeps track of patients, and their records. It
would
have all the required fields with appointments, and all the necessary
requirements for that record that a doctors office would require ie;
insurance, referrals, address, telephone number, account number, social
security number, etc.

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