Medical Forms

This form recognises that there are patients, members of the community who cannot speak English, and others that have other communication needs. This translation statement is intended to ensure that measures are in place across the office to support communication with everyone whose first language is not spoken english, does not communicate by the spoken work or has any form of communication difficulty.

The form acknowledges that the health care or interpreter has explained the procedure or course of treatment to the patient to the best of his/her ability and acknowledges that he/she believes the patient has understood. Signature and date lines for patient and interpreter.

Protect your rights, be sure non English speaking patients have had all procedures explained, what procedure is likely to involve, including risks, alternative treatments, including no treatment and any particular concerns to patient and that he/she fully understood, avoid legal issues along the way.

Did You Know?  Responsibility for arranging translation or interpreting services lies with the organisation and not the service user.

This form is find out what procedure(s) your client is interested in, it contains a multitude of cosmetic practice therapies and procedures. Easy to respond check boxes so client can just check mark the procedures of interest. If is followed by a few more questions concerning the personal opinions the client may have about the procedure and if they had previous cosmetic surgery. Get informed on what your customers wish for.

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.

myMed Kit for Botox® provides you with 28 (Some forms may contain 2 and 3 pages), state-specific necessary forms to start your Botox practice or to replace your old, outdated existing practice forms. Forms have been developed under the direction of cosmetic practice physicians, medical staff, medical attorneys and form developers to provide you with aesthetically designed, legal forms that are pleasing and relaxing to your clients when requesting their signature on legal forms, preventing client confusion and disappointment.

Doctors wanting to immediately add Botox to their list of services will find myMed Kit for Botox® an indispensable forms kit offering minimal expense and saving you valuable time and money. Existing cosmetic practice can do away with old, outdated legal-looking and scarry forms and update their office forms and customer practice perception without the added expense of form design and reprint.

Tip: Many physicians overlook the value of having professional office forms that accurately reflects their brand image, many times you see them copy the same forms over and over again until they are hardly visible to read and do reflect a careless image on your work methods, yet this small piece of paper can be an important part of your collateral package. It's often the first item new patients receive from your staff, so it's your first opportunity to make a strong, positive impression on them.

A superbill is a form used by medical practitioners and clinicians so they can quickly complete and submit the procedure(s) and diagnosis(s) for a patient visit for reimbursement. It is generally customized for a provider office and contains patient information, the most common CPT (procedure) and ICD (diagnostic) codes used by that office, and a section for items such as follow-up appointments, copays, and the provider’s signature.

The super bill is bundled with Microsoft Word forms and a fillable PDF form for use with free Adobe Reader. Both forms can be personalized with your practice name, address, contact numbers, etc. The Word form is fully editable, the PDF form you can only edit your practice business name, address, etc.

This release form is used to obtain client authorization to take before and after photographs for documentation purposes. It also grants the physician, if agreed by the client, permission to use such photographs in other types of publications.

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.

Botox Therapy Consent Form. Patient authorizes physician to perform Botox injections and is informed of all that is related to the procedures such as the proposed treatment, anticipated benefits, risks and complications associated with treatment, Botox limitations and alternatives, costs/fees, follow ups, photographs, etc. Consent signature is at bottom and patient consents that all above questions have been answered and accepts the risks and complications of the procedure.

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 2 page, Botox®, 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. Form may be modified or edited to meet your own practice needs and or other types of fillers and treatments.

A patient's guide and checklist for patients using CPAP and BiPAP medical, therapy equipment. 

Avoid malpractice suits that can tarnish the physician's reputation and raise malpractice insurance premiums by having your client accept binding arbitration of any dispute, avoiding the client's right to a trial. For use in California.

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.

This New Client Information form can be used to obtain patient information as an intake or registration form. Its contemporary and clean design makes it easy for clients/patients to read and answer the questions. May be used as is, or easily editable using Microsoft Word to assist you in asking only the questions that you wish to obtain from your patients.

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.

The form's purpose is to obtain patients signature acknowledging that patient received the HIPAA Privacy Practices Notice.

Did You Know? Under the HIPAA Privacy Rule, the local health department is required to disseminate its Notice of Privacy Practices to all patients upon the first delivery of service after April 14, 2003, and to make a good faith effort to obtain the patient's acknowledgment that he or she has received the Notice.