Clinical Form Management - Creating a New Form

Before You Start | Create a New Form | Edit & Remove Field | Field Settings | Format Form | Smart Fields


Before You Start

Your changes save automatically as you work — no Save button needed. You'll see a notification on screen while saving is in progress.

Wait for the save notification to disappear before switching tabs or opening another form. Moving too quickly can cause data loss.

Create a New Form

  • Go to Clinical > Clinical Form Management
  • Click New Form
    • A blank form appears in the center of your screen.
  • Name your form
    • Click Options > Edit Form Info, type a name, then click Update.
  • Add fields
    • Open the Form Elements tab on the side and drag the field type you want into the "Add Here" zones on your form.
  • Add rows between fields
    • Hover between existing fields and click the + icon to insert a new row.
  • Preview your form
    • Click the Preview button at any time to see how the form looks without leaving the builder.


Editing & Removing Fields

Hover over any field on your form to reveal three quick options:

  • Edit — Opens the field settings panel
  • Copy — Duplicates the field
  • Delete — Permanently removes the field from the form

Field Settings — The Three Tabs

When you edit a field, you'll see three tabs:

  •  General
    • Set the field label, width, spacing, and whether the field is required.
  •  Customized Note
    • Create auto-generated text using variables (like the patient's answer). This text flows into the clinical note and can be routed to the correct section of the note PDF.
  •  Billing Code Attachment
    • Attach a billing profile to this field, if needed.

When adding billing info to a field, choose either a billing profile OR individual clinical codes — not both. Using both on the same field can cause billing errors.

Formatting Your Form Text

Use the text editor toolbar to make your forms easier to read:

  • Normal Text, Heading, Subheading — for structure and hierarchy
  • Bold — highlight important information
  • Italics — emphasize medical terms
  • Underline — draw attention to key details
  • Subscript / Superscript — for formulas or clinical notations (e.g. H₂O, cm²)

You can combine formatting styles — for example, bold + underline — to make critical fields stand out.

How to Set Up Smart Fields

Smart fields show or hide based on a patient's answer to another field — keeping forms clean and only showing what's relevant.

  • Turn on the Smart Field toggle for the parent (main) field.
  • For each child field, select the parent field from the Parent Field dropdown.
  • Child fields will only appear when the parent field is filled in.