Easily have your practice complete AIMS forms online today. Streamline the way you collect intake and safely store AIMS forms by setting up your form online.
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An abnormal involuntary movement scale form allows clinicians to record findings from an AIMS assessment. The form is then stored safely and securely online.
A medical test to monitor patients for movement disorders, especially patients who are taking medication for psychiatric disorders. The short test involves a 5-point rating scale for 7 regions of the body: lips, jaw, tongue, face, upper extremities, lower extremities and trunk.
The liability falls on you to handle patient data in a compliant way. Patient privacy is a serious topic, legislation from the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act place heavy fines on medical professionals who mistreat patient information.
Depending on what is included in the form, the document may release medical information to the patient’s family, other doctors, insurance providers, attorneys, or anyone who may make healthcare decisions on behalf of the patient.
Have your patient enter information once and have it autocomplete throughout your medical form online. Automatically populate PHI directly into additional fields and medical consent forms.
Always get the information you need with required fields. Patients can only submit when they complete all of your required fields. Never receive an incomplete medical form again.
Combine multiple pages into an online form packet. Have your patients fill out their medical history, consent to treat, and demographics all in one new patient intake form packet.
Collect electronic patient signatures before the appointment. Easily give your patients the ability to digitally sign from their phone, tablet, or computer.
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