Beyond the free pricing, you can get 1,000 monthly submissions for just $19 so it is definitely an affordable service, especially if you have a business that it would be helpful for.
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You can try the service for free with up to 100 monthly submissions and the prices go up to $100 per month depending on how many people you need to be able to use the forms. Pricing depends on what you are looking for. I will definitely keep this service in mind as I need to create my own forms in the future. I played around with some of the forms on JotForm and they are super easy to use.
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It is really nice having it on a form that they can type in their answers and just submit when they're done. We believe the right form makes all the difference. Collecting patient information in one place is so helpful. You could have them fill out a food diary on there where clients can log what they ate through the day. These forms would be perfect for dietitians who run their own practice to fill out their information on a client intake form such as including contact information, what their health concerns are, dietary restrictions, weight and more. Here are some examples: patient survey, medical history and appointment request forms. There are forms specifically for medical offices, dental offices and more making it so that you can just customize them for your office and not start from the beginning which is helpful. I have worked some jobs where this would have been very helpful, especially as everything is going online nowadays. Many healthcare professionals are turning to JotForms because they know that their patient's information is safe which is something that is super important in health care. This means that hospitals, doctors offices and more can use these forms for their patients and they don't have to worry about patient's information being stolen. JotForm is awesome for healthcare because they recently became HIPAA compliant- a data security measure that protects sensitive patient information.
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