With file upload fields, your patients can upload their prescriptions, x-rays, medical records, insurance card photos and more with their form submission. Files are uploaded immediately to your form and sent securely to you. All files are encrypted in transit and at rest.
Typing out each prescription maybe time consuming for patients, while some may skip typing them in entirely. Make it simple for patients to upload a photo of everything they have been prescribed to with a simple photo upload.
Patients access their camera on their phone and take a photo of whatever documents they may need to complete your forms.
Give patients the ability to upload medical records they may have obtained from other providers. FormDr makes it easy for patients to upload files directly to your forms.
Files are protected with a 128-bit SSL secure browser encryption, and all data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Still scanning your patient’s driver’s license or Insurance card? Simplify your new patient intake by having your patient take a picture of their Insurance and ID cards. New patients will automatically upload a photo of their information, so you can verify it before the appointment. Save time by collecting card photo uploads online and having patients submit them directly to you.
FormDr gives your practice everything needed to easily send and receive HIPAA compliant forms online. We help practices who:
Resend completed patient intake forms. Patients will simply update what has changed, and leave the rest of the form completed.
Host your HIPAA compliant online forms and PHI on a dedicated server with a FormDr White Label Enterprise account. Keep your patient’s data secure while collecting form submissions with any device, anywhere, at any time.
Quickly export complete patient forms to a PDF file. Save completed forms as a PDF to quickly attach patient records.
Your forms are protected with a 128-bit secure socket layer which encrypts your patient’s data. Securely collect patient forms online with HIPAA compliant online forms.
