Make it easy for your patient to complete your HIPAA compliant online forms by only showing questions that are applicable to them.
With conditional logic you can hide fields that do not apply to all patients, reducing the time each patient spends on completing your forms while increasing information accuracy.
Have you ever had a patient fill out something they weren’t supposed to? Do patients get confused filling out your forms?
With conditional logic, your patients will only be shown questions that are applicable to them. Reduce the confusion, questions, and back and forth while increasing the accuracy of submitted information.
It’s important to get all the information you need from patients, but not every question may apply to every patient. Some patients may be gender dependent. Perhaps a past medical event could add or require more questions.
With conditional form fields, you can nest required fields in your conditional element, enabling you to get all the answers you need from your patient.
Lengthy forms can be intimidating to patients. Showing more questions, particularly those that do not apply to the patient, wastes everyone’s time. Conditional logic streamlines and simplifies your form by reducing its size.
Customers have seen a drastic reduction in the size of their forms and the time needed for completion, while also noticing an overall increase in the satisfaction of the patient experience.
FormDr gives your practice everything needed to easily send and receive HIPAA compliant forms online. We help practices who:
Emailing new patient intake forms risks the interception of PHI. FormDr is HIPAA compliant, all patient data is encrypted in transit and rest. A Business Associate Agreement is included with your account.
Authenticate your Google Calendar to receive appointment dates and times from your account.
Have your patient take a picture of their insurance and ID cards. New patients will automatically upload a photo of their card information, so you can verify it before the appointment.
Allow your patients to draw on an image or diagram in your form to mark areas of pain or parts of the body that may need treatment.
