Allow patients to save their progress on larger forms and packets. Patients will be able to resume where they left off and finish completing your forms at a later time. Once the patient’s progress is saved, they will receive a personalized link with a password protected code to complete their submission when it’s most convenient for them.
As soon as your patients save their progress, they will be emailed a unique link that returns them to their incomplete submission. Each link will be password protected by a code of the patient’s choosing.
Give your patients the ability to save their progress on larger forms and packets to resume at a time that works best for them.
Track your patient’s progress as they complete your forms. You have visibility into when a patient opens your forms, saves their progress, and you can even view the incomplete submission data inside your account.
Plus, you can setup automated reminders that prompt patients to complete your forms before their appointment.
Patients have the ability to complete your forms with any device, anywhere, at any time. Your patients can start your forms on their phone and complete on their computer. Anywhere the patient may access their email and a web browser, they can securely submit forms to your account. No apps are required to complete your forms online.
FormDr gives your practice everything needed to easily send and receive HIPAA compliant forms online. We help practices who:
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 a prefilled contracts, agreements, and forms to have patients securely sign forms customized for them. Create financial contracts with pricing specific to the patient.
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.
