This paper investigates integrating new cognitive health coaching monitoring and behavioral summary metrics into standard personal health records and electronic health record systems. It is predicated on the reality of a rapidly increasing elderly population in the United States that is facing cognitive decline, and traditional healthcare infrastructure not being scaled to handle projected patient demand in the coming decades. Specific aims are to define the new monitoring and behavioral summary metrics variables and their respective elements; research summary data representation in personal health record systems; and consult with various university professionals to understand which reports from the personal health record might be relevant and useful to clinicians using electronic health record systems.