Speed up your patient intake process and securely collect sensitive patient data with Jotform Sign. Create signable healthcare documents that match your practice’s branding — then share or embed them to gather patient signatures from any device.
Templates
Not sure where to start? Choose one of Jotform’s free, ready-made healthcare templates to get started right away.
Benefits
With Jotform Sign, you can easily create custom documents for medical records release authorization, consent, power of attorney, and more. Drag and drop to customize without any coding.
When sharing your documents with others, you can set up a signing order that automatically requests signatures in a designated sequence. Once all parties have signed, a finalized PDF document will be immediately sent to your inbox for your records.
Need to include additional signers? Simply drag and drop to add as many signers as you need. You can even change the order in which signatures are received.
Jotform makes it easier for your documents to comply with HIPAA — so you can be sure sensitive patient data and e-signatures are kept safe.
Discover how Jotform Sign can help power your medical practice’s workflow.
Streamline your new patient intake process with electronic documents that patients can fill out and sign either in your office or at home from any device.
Make hiring and onboarding new employees quick and easy with signable digital documents that can be filled out anytime, anywhere.
Collect medical and insurance contracts and all necessary details — then store them securely in one central location.
Jotform offers two plan options that you can use to protect collected data and e-signatures in line with HIPAA requirements. At your request, we can generate a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) and send it to you — making it easier for you to enable HIPAA compliance for your organization.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this guide is for general informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute legal advice. While we strive to keep the information accurate and up-to-date, laws and regulations vary by jurisdiction and can change frequently. Should you have specific legal questions about any of the information on this site, you should consult with a licensed attorney in your area.
