Digital Medical History Forms
Learn how digital technology has changed medical history and consent forms. Patients complete registration, medical history, and consent forms on any device — before they arrive.
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Paperless Patient Registration, Online Medical History Forms and Consent Forms
mConsent’s digital technology enables healthcare professionals to become paperless via cloud-based technology and end-to-end encryption security features.
- Significantly reduces data entry errors
- Eliminates the need for printing and scanning forms
- Easy-to-use online medical history forms
- Affordable and cost-effective
Give Your Patients the Convenience of Completing Documents from Home
- Eliminate redundant data entry
- Reduce wait times
- 100% HIPAA Compliant
How mConsent’s Online Medical History Form Empowers Healthcare Providers
Upon arrival at any healthcare office, patients are required to fill out a medical history form, HIPAA release form, and patient registration documents. Medical history forms provide healthcare practitioners with important information regarding a patient’s previous and current health conditions, treatments and more. Having this relevant information enables practitioners to provide patients with more accurate diagnoses and treatment options.
Standard paper medical history forms are time-consuming in addition to the added inconvenience of having to decipher illegible handwriting. Online medical history forms conveniently resolve both of these common problems. Additionally, mConsent enables patients to fill out all necessary forms remotely before their visit. Patients and office staff love the convenience of mConsent’s digital technology, and so will you!
How Do Online Medical History Forms Make Your Job Easier?
Saves you valuable time that can be spent on better quality patient care
Simplicity of use helps ensure patients complete forms properly
Patients enjoy the convenience of filling out forms remotely
Detected data discrepancies can be easily corrected
Practitioners can alter and add new questions at anytime
Completed forms are securely transferred to your PMS software
Patients electronically sign forms in accordance with HIPAA regulations
Served Thousands of Dental Practices, 32 Million+ Digital Forms Completed
See how mConsent can help your practice eliminate paper medical history forms and streamline patient intake.
mConsent operates as a Business Associate under HIPAA and executes a BAA with each customer. Features described on this page reflect typical configurations; actual implementation varies by practice. Specific capabilities, pricing, and service terms are defined in your Master Service Agreement with mConsent.
Statistics cited on this page. Lifetime statistics (5,000+ practices since 2017, 5.5M+ patients served, 30M+ documents processed, 11M+ appointments managed) are derived from mConsent system logs as of April 2026. Individual practice experience varies.
Digital forms & HIPAA compliance. mConsent’s digital medical history forms use end-to-end encryption and are designed to meet HIPAA requirements. mConsent executes a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with each customer. View our security practices →
Integrations & trademark notices. “Dentrix” and “Dentrix Ascend” are trademarks of Henry Schein One. “Eaglesoft” is a trademark of Patterson Dental Supply, Inc. “Open Dental” is a trademark of Open Dental Software, Inc. “Dolphin” is a trademark of Patterson Dental Supply, Inc. Use of these marks identifies PMS integrations and does not imply endorsement or sponsorship beyond the integration relationships disclosed.
Pricing & Master Service Agreement. Final pricing, plan tiers, and specific inclusions are defined in your Master Service Agreement with mConsent. Contact mConsent sales for a quote sized to your practice.
Testimonials & individual results. Testimonials describe individual customer experiences and are not typical. Individual results vary by practice size, patient volume, workflow, and many other factors.
Service boundary notice. mConsent provides digital intake technology. Patients are ultimately responsible for the accuracy of information they submit. Clinical decisions remain with the healthcare provider.