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Intake forms for health practices

Patients fill and sign on their phone or a front-desk tablet. Every signed form is kept as a PDF with its audit trail, ready to download.

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Build the form once. Every patient gets the same version.

Start from a blank page, a template or the PDF you use today. Add conditional questions, scored scales and signature fields, then publish. A published version never changes, and every submission keeps the version it was signed on.

Turns paper forms into fields

Upload the PDF or Word file you hand patients today. Intake Pro scans and converts it, and you place the fields.

6 forms ready to publish
  • New patient packet.pdf PDF
  • Financial policy.docx Word
  • HIPAA notice.pdf PDF
  • Telehealth consent.docx Word
  • Dental history.pdf PDF
  • Records release.pdf PDF

Starts from a governed template library

Screening scales, consents and registration forms with their sources and scoring kept with each template.

Patients fill forms on their phone or in your waiting room

Text or email a private link, pair a tablet as a kiosk, or embed a form on your own site. A kiosk clears itself 60 seconds after each patient submits.

  • Reminders by text and email until the packet is signed
  • Forms keep working offline and send when the tablet reconnects
  • Forms in Spanish and 17 other languages, published only when the translation is complete
How this packet goes out
4 of 5 on
  • Text the linkTwo days before the visit
  • Email the linkFrom your practice's own domain
  • Allow kiosk check-inFront desk tablet, room 1
  • Require every signaturePacket stays open until all are signed
  • Offer SpanishReviewed translation, version 2

Every form signed and filed

Intake Pro keeps the signed version, its PDF and the audit trail together in one record. A change to the form makes a new version, so nothing a patient signed ever moves.

Every signed form, ready to download

Download one patient's signed packet as a PDF, a batch as a ZIP of PDFs, or every response to a form as a spreadsheet. Add the PDF to your chart or records system the way you do today.

Downloads in the format you file

A single PDF, a packet PDF, a ZIP of PDFs or a spreadsheet with one row per response.

4 downloads ready
  • Sam Whitaker packet.pdf Packet PDF
  • Signed this week.zip ZIP of PDFs
  • PHQ-9 responses.csv Spreadsheet
  • Telehealth consent.pdf PDF

Keeps the record behind each signature

Each submission keeps the version it was signed on, who signed it and when.

LOGTelehealth consent Signed
09:12  Link texted to patient
09:31  Opened on phone
09:38  Signed, version 3
09:40  Reminder texted
09:46  PDF kept with record
10:02  Downloaded by staff
Signed against version 3, which never changes.

Plans by seats and forms

Plans open soon. We quote prices per practice.

Starter

One location getting off paper

  • 3 staff seats
  • 1,000 forms a month
  • 1 location

Enterprise

Groups, networks and multi-site organizations

  • 50 staff seats
  • 100,000 forms a month
  • Up to 100 locations

Questions

What practices ask before they move intake off paper.

  • SWSam Whitaker signedTelehealth consent, version 3Open
  • PDF readyDaniel Okeke, PHQ-9 and GAD-7
  • RERuth Ellison openedDental registration, 2 of 5 pages

Is Intake Pro HIPAA compliant?

Intake Pro is built for protected health information: staff sign in with MFA, every read is scoped to your practice and logged, and files are encrypted. We sign a business associate agreement before you collect real patient data.

Can I bring the paper forms we already use?

Yes. Upload a PDF or Word file. Intake Pro scans it for viruses, converts it, and you place the fields on the page before you publish.

What happens to a signed form?

The signed version is kept as it was, with its signatures and a PDF. A change to the form makes a new version, so old submissions never move.

Does Intake Pro connect to our EHR?

Not yet. Today you download each signed form as a PDF, or a spreadsheet of responses, and add it to the chart yourself. EHR connections come later.