Medical Forms

Botox® Treatment Consent to Treat a Minor Form. The parent or guardian of a minor, authorizes physician to perform cosmetic treatment and is disclosed information concerning Botox, how it injected, side effects, what to expect, patient also acknowledges the limitations of Botox treatments and possible side effects and dangers. Patient consent date and signature signature lines at bottom of form. Physician should examine form to see if it may benefit his/her practice to help keep patients legally informed and physician from legal problems.

This form is used used to obtain new patient medical history. Form is divided into 4 sections. Patient information, past medical history, medications, and the last section is reserved for women only. May be used as is, or easily personalized to your individual needs, using compatible word processor.

No need to design your form from scratch, with its contemporary design and host of features, it is sure to enhance any cosmetic practice or existing medical or doctor's office wanting to do away with their old patient intake forms and replace them with new, updated, contemporary forms without going through the expense of starting from a new form or form typesetting and offset printing fees. Print as many as you need and edit them as often as needed.

A patient's guide listing frequently asked questions about Restylane® and Restylane injections, patient handout / leaflet. Easily editable using word processor. 

Put your clients at ease and provide them with Restylane injection information.

This release form is used to obtain client photography and interview permission and includes rules by which patient/client must agree to abide in exchange of value received to client/doctor. Protect yourself if you will be taking photographs and/or will be using any other patient material for any type of purpose, be sure to have your client's permission in writing.

With its contemporary design and host of features, it is sure to enhance any cosmetic practice or existing medical or doctor's office wanting to do away with their old patient intake forms and replace them with new, updated, contemporary forms without going through the expense of new form typesetting and offset printing fees. Print as many as you need and edit them as your office needs change in time.

A more complete, 3 page, Restylane®, facial injections consent form. Patient authorizes physician to perform Restylane injections into muscles covering patient's forehead, face, chewing muscles, scalp, neck, or upper back, it also informs of risks and alternative treatments.

It is divided into several sections, Instructions; Introduction, what Restylane is, what it has been approved for, and general information about the effects; Alternate Treatments; Risks of Restylane; Normal Occurrences During Tissue Filler Injections, Including Restylane; Complications and Health Insurance.

With its contemporary design and host of features, it is sure to enhance any cosmetic practice or existing medical or doctor's office wanting to do away with their old patient intake forms and replace them with new, updated, contemporary forms without going through the expense of new form typesetting and offset printing fees. Print as many as you need and edit them as your office needs change in time.

Medical Practice Surgery Cancellation Policy, provides information regarding the physician's surgery scheduling and rescheduling policy. It covers areas for scheduling an in-office procedure, scheduling surgery, rescheduling surgery can cancelling surgery, plus fees associated. Acceptance date and signature lines at bottom of form.

General guidelines to using a Walker. A patient's and caregiver guide to using a walking. Protect yourself, be sure you have outlined safety precautions to the patient and leave a safety guidelines sheet with the walker.

An office, sign-in register for patients to sign-in when they enter the office. 

Form may be printed in your office and only print the amount you need or may be delivered to your local print shop for quantity printing.

A medical release form is a document that gives healthcare professionals permission to share patient medical information with other parties. Patient's must first sign a release.

According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, “An authorization is a detailed document that gives covered entities permission to use protected health information for specified purposes, which are generally other than treatment, payment, or health care operations, or to disclose protected health information to a third party specified by the individual.” 

Did You Know? Verbal medical release agreements are not sufficient because they are impossible to verify if there’s ever a disagreement. Healthcare staff need a written copy on record with a signature to protect themselves. If you are ever instructed to share healthcare information on behalf of a patient, make sure you have them sign a release form.

An Authorization for Disclosure of Health Information is an individual's signed permission to allow a covered entity to use or disclose the individual's protected health information (PHI) that is described in the Authorization for the purpose(s) and to the recipient(s) stated in the Authorization.

The form's purpose is to obtain patients signature to be able to use or disclose health information. 

English and Spanish bundled together.

A patient's guide to using a Nebulizer. Includes sections and guidelines on: goals, equipment preparation, equipment usage, troubleshooting and safety precautions and additional medication precautions. It also has a section near bottom of form with the medical equipment's business name and a telephone number for the patient have difficulty, needs assistance or does not understand something.

Tip: Protect your medical supply rental business, be sure you have outlined safety precautions to the patient and leave a safety guidelines sheet with any type of medical rental equipment left in location with a patient or caregiver.

Proper, specific, and reproducible labeling of anatomic locations of dermatologic lesions or therapy is important to record as part of a patient's medical history.  These drawings can serve as a list of locations treated (e.g. with Botox, etc.) proving very useful on patient's next visit.