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7 Forms needed for a Perfect Patient Intake Packet

These forms also protect the patient's privacy rights, ensure that their financial responsibilities are understood, and provide informed consent for any treatments or procedures.

Why your patients prefer digital forms over old paper forms.

patients are increasingly expecting a seamless and convenient experience when interacting with healthcare providers.

HIPAA forms you need as a healthcare provider.

If you are a healthcare practitioner, you may be required to use HIPAA forms to ensure that you are complying with the law and protecting the privacy of your patients.

The Physician Shortage: Are there any solutions?

Smart technology in healthcare can assist doctors, improve patient outcomes and alleviate physician shortage, but also poses challenges and concerns such as errors and job displacement.

What is a Business Associate?

Business associates are organizations or individuals that handle protected health information (PHI) on behalf of a covered entity, as defined by HIPAA.

6 steps to get started with electronic forms

These tips enable you to better use online forms and reduce how much paper your office uses. By reducing the amount of time your staff spend on paperwork, you can improve patient care and make your staff happier.

5 Ways Digital Intake Forms Benefit Your Practice

Patient paperwork causes headaches in healthcare practices all over. learn why you should switch to a paperless system asap. Your staff and patient's will love you for it.

8 Tips to Create Effective Intake Forms

Your ultimate goal is to collect complete, accurate data from your patients. Let us look at some strategies that will help you create concise powerful HIPAA compliant forms that your patients will love.

5 Elements of a HIPAA Compliant Digital Form

HIPAA mandates a set of minimum requirements that you should to have in your digital forms to qualify as a secure method of collecting and storing electronic patient data.

Who Must Follow HIPAA Compliance Laws

HIPAA protects personal health information, but it's not always clear who must comply. Covered entities include health plans, most healthcare providers, and healthcare clearinghouses.