

Send your PDF documents to your patients to have them securely fill out and sign from any device, anywhere, at any time. Standardize the way you collect electronic signatures from your patients, and quickly create HIPAA compliant online documents in minutes. E-Sign documents yourself and request signatures from other providers, practitioners, and legal guardians. Quickly upload your existing PDF documents for a streamlined experience.
Easily collect PHI on your HIPAA compliant documents. Patient data is encrypted in transit and at rest while your patients are electronically signing your documents online.
All signed PDF document data is stored in a compliant manner, with the physical, technical, and administrative safeguards required for compliance.


Digital document signatures encrypt the signature and collect additional information from your signer. Electronic signatures are noticeably similar to the traditional ‘ink signature’. Both digital and e-signatures are often used interchangeably, and both types of signatures are created online and apply HIPAA compliant document signing.
Receiving e-signed HIPAA compliant documents simplifies your process and streamlines your workflows. Combine multiple documents together and export them out as a single signed PDF file.
Easily manage your patient consents, contracts, and other agreements.

FormDoctor gives your practice one HIPAA-compliant platform to collect forms, communicate with patients, and automate follow-up. We help practices who:
Always get the information you need with required fields. Patients can only submit when they complete all of your required fields. Never receive an incomplete medical form again.
FormDr provides interoperability and customization solutions for every need, including Open API and select EMR / EHR integrations.
Schedule automatic reminders to your patients to complete your forms before their appointment. Get more completed forms online before the scheduled 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.