Effortlessly create patient forms to be used on your iPad or tablet. Forms can be pulled up on any device, giving your patients the flexibility to complete your forms digitally.
Switch between forms quickly and automatically reload a blank form for the next patient to use on your iPad or tablet.
When configuring your iPad or tablet to be a kiosk, add the forms you would like displayed to the patient when they first arrive. Whether it be a new patient registration or returning patient form packet, you can show the forms that apply according to the different types of appointments you provide.
Once a patient submits a completed form on the iPad or a tablet, simply load a blank form for the next patient.
Create a completely digital experience for your patients by loading your forms on an iPad or tablet in the office. Create a seamless experience and improve the patient experience. Have patients sign consent to treatment plans and other important documents directly from an iPad or tablet.
Autocomplete forms for your patients and reduce the amount of time they spend on your forms in the office.
Improve your patient’s experience by streamlining your front desk intake process. Are you still manually transcribing paper forms?
It’s time to eliminate transcription errors. No more copying, scanning and shredding of paper forms. FormDr customers save an average of 21 minutes per new patient with online intake forms vs. paper intake forms.
FormDr gives your practice everything needed to easily send and receive HIPAA compliant forms online. We help practices who:
Dropbox integration seamlessly converts each form submission into a PDF document, then automatically uploads each PDF and any additional file attachments to your Dropbox Account.
Resend completed patient intake forms. Patients will simply update what has changed, and leave the rest of the form completed.
All PHI is encrypted in transit and at rest—while being submitted back to your account and at rest in our database. Protect sensitive data with fully encrypted patient submissions.
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.
