Need the option to prefill patient-specific information on your forms before sending? Financial agreements and consents? Customized procedure forms? No problem.
You can send prefilled forms directly to your patients, have them securely sign and submit back to you. Fill out your forms with the exact information needed for the patient, click ‘Send’, and your forms are ready for the patient to sign and return directly to you.
Configure your contracts to be prefilled with the pricing and terms before sending to your patient.
Modify your ‘Consent to Treat’ form based on the procedures and treatments that will be given to the patient. Create fully customizable service agreements that are built on a per-patient basis with prefilled forms.
Protect your patient’s custom, prefilled agreements by password protecting your documents. Your account is protected with all of the administrative, technical, and physical safeguards to maintain HIPAA compliance.
PHI is encrypted with a 128-bit secured connection and all data is encrypted in transit and at rest. A Business Associate Agreement is included with your service.
When sending prefilled forms to a patient, send appointment reminders directly to the patient’s phone via text message and email simultaneously. Patients easily have access to fill out your prefilled forms from the text message and email by inputting a password protected code.
FormDr gives your practice everything needed to easily send and receive HIPAA compliant forms online. We help practices who:
Patients sign and submit forms securely to your online account. Review and manage completed patient forms before the appointment.
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.
Quickly export complete patient forms to a PDF file. Save completed forms as a PDF to quickly attach patient records.
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.
