Average patient no-show rate across 105 studies
The average no-show rate was around 23%. A form sent with the reminder is a second nudge: patients who have just completed their intake are patients who are planning to attend.
Patient intake forms software sends registration, consent, screening and outcome questionnaires to patients before the appointment, collects the answers online and files them on the patient record. Capra builds the forms, assigns them by appointment type, reminds patients to complete them, captures signatures, and pushes the data into the EHR you already run.
A clipboard in the waiting room starts the appointment late, a form sent by email comes back half the time, and a free form-builder keeps answers somewhere other than the patient record.
The average no-show rate was around 23%. A form sent with the reminder is a second nudge: patients who have just completed their intake are patients who are planning to attend.
Reviews of clinic software are full of intake forms that were sent and never completed, with nobody chasing because nobody could see what was outstanding.
Answers collected in a general-purpose form tool sit outside the record, get retyped, and leave the clinic unsure where the data is and who can see it.
Browse a sample record: the overview shows which forms are complete, the documents tab holds the signed consent, and the questionnaire score sits beside the vitals it belongs with.
Everything a clinician needs before the patient walks in: next appointment, what they're taking, the last note and any forms still open, on one screen.
Vitals are captured against the visit and trend over time, so a reading is never just a number in a note.
Current and stopped medications with their history sit on the same profile as the notes that changed them.
Every note is versioned. You can always see what changed, who changed it and when, which keeps record-keeping accountable.
Referrals, signed consent and generated letters are stored against the patient and can be shared to the portal while the original stays on file.
Most clinics replace their paper forms within a few days, starting with registration and consent.
Registration, consent, screening and outcome questionnaires in the form builder, with short text, dropdowns, scales, uploads and signature fields.
A new-patient appointment sends registration and consent; a follow-up sends the outcome measure; an aesthetics treatment sends its own consent form.
The link goes out with the reminder, Capra chases the ones still open, and every answer lands on the record and in your EHR before the patient arrives.
Registration, consent, questionnaires and outcome measures that share one patient record and one reminder.
New patients register from a link on their phone: demographics, contact details, insurance or self-pay, history, medications and the questions your clinicians actually need. The record is created or updated from the answers, so reception never retypes a form.
Treatment consent is read and signed on the patient's own device before the appointment, with the version of the form, the timestamp and the signature stored together. Templates can be held in English and Arabic, and a changed consent form keeps every earlier signed version on file.
Screening questionnaires and outcome measures are scored on submission and charted over time on the record, so a physiotherapy or counseling clinic sees progress between visits rather than hunting for last month's score.
The form link goes out with the appointment reminder on SMS, WhatsApp or email, outstanding forms are chased automatically, and reception sees who still has something open before the patient arrives.
If your clinic keeps its clinical record in another system, completed intake data is mapped field by field and sent there through an integration built during onboarding. Your clinicians open the record they already use and the intake is already in it.
Your onboarding lead builds the first set of forms with you from the paper and PDFs you use today.
The portal and messaging are live today; record and specialty systems are connected during onboarding.
Defence in depth, from the first message to the last record. This is how we operate, not a badge.
Connections use current TLS with HSTS, and stored data is encrypted with keys managed by our cloud provider.
Permissions come from defined roles, privileged access needs multi-factor authentication, and rights are reviewed regularly.
Security-relevant events are recorded, retained and reviewed so unusual activity can be investigated quickly.
Critical data is backed up regularly and protected like production, with processes to restore service after a disruption.
UK clinics are hosted in the UK by default; deployment in other regions, including the UAE, is available on request with the same protections.
Capra connects to the record, calendar, accounting, messaging and claims systems you already run; integrations are built with you during onboarding.
Patient intake software replaces the clipboard: registration, consent, screening questionnaires and outcome measures are sent to patients before the appointment, completed online and filed on the patient record. Capra adds reminders to complete them, signatures, scoring and a connection to your EHR.
Yes. The form link arrives with the appointment reminder on SMS, WhatsApp or email and opens in the browser on any device. There is no app to install and no account to create; the patient completes the form and it lands on their record.
Yes. Consent forms include a signature field, and Capra stores the signature with the version of the form the patient read and the time they signed it. If you update a consent form later, the earlier signed versions stay on the record.
They help. A form sent with the reminder is a second nudge and a signal of intent: patients who have completed their intake are patients who are planning to come. Combined with one-tap confirmation and a deposit where appropriate, it is one of the simpler ways to cut no-shows (DNAs).
Yes. Questionnaires are scored on submission, the score is stored on the record and charted over time, and high-risk answers can be flagged to the clinician before the appointment. Physiotherapy, counseling and chronic-care clinics use this to show progress between visits.
Yes. If your clinical record lives in another system, completed intake answers and signed documents are mapped into it through an integration scoped and built with you during onboarding, with every transfer logged. Your clinicians keep using the record they already open.
Yes. Outstanding forms show on the day list and on each record, and Capra chases them automatically on the patient's channel. Reception sees before the patient arrives who still has something open.
Yes. Templates can be held in both languages and the patient receives the version matching the preferred language on their record, which matters for clinics in the UAE and for any practice with a multilingual patient base.
Access follows roles: clinicians see clinical questionnaires, reception sees registration and consent status, and billing sees insurance details. Every view and change is recorded in the audit trail, and data is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Most clinics have their registration and consent forms live within a few days, starting from the paper forms and PDFs they already use. Questionnaires, outcome measures and the EHR connection follow the onboarding plan agreed with your named lead.
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