Give your patients the ability to submit their forms online. Set up HIPAA compliant online forms to give your patients the ability to fill out your forms with their phone, tablet, or computer.
Securely receive HIPAA compliant online form submissions. All patient data is encrypted in transit and at rest and stored on secure, HIPAA compliant servers.
Collecting PHI has never been more secure with HIPAA compliant online form submissions. Patient data is encrypted and secured while the patient is completing your forms online.
Upon submission, PHI continues to be encrypted and transferred directly into your account. All data is stored in a compliant manner, with the physical, technical, and administrative safeguards required.
Receive an email notification the moment your patient submits a form. New patient submission emails will never contain PHI, only a message informing you that a submission has been received.
Securely review completed patient forms online, upload to your EMR/EHR, save as a PDF file, export to a CSV, or print patient submissions.
Receiving online form submissions simplifies your process and streamlines your collection of completed forms.
Add required fields to ensure patients aren’t submitting back forms that are missing information. Eliminate the back and forth and never receive an incomplete form again.
FormDoctor gives your practice one HIPAA-compliant platform to collect forms, communicate with patients, and automate follow-up. We help practices who:
Export multiple patient forms into a Microsoft Excel compatible CSV file. Take control of your patient data with a bulk export, and import your complete patient forms into a database, excel spreadsheet, or EHR.
Generate a bulk export of patient submissions that will be saved as a CSV Excel file. Select your frequency, time of day to export, and which forms you would like to export submissions from.
Send an email invitation to your patients to complete your forms. Give patients the freedom to sign, complete, and submit forms with any device, anywhere.
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.
