PRP Consent Form
Collect signed consent from every PRP patient, so your practice has a complete record before treatment begins.
Medical practices offering PRP treatment tend to collect consent on paper, often leaving them with incomplete forms and missing signatures. Chasing patients for corrections doesn't just delay treatment, it pulls staff away from patient care. Typeform's PRP consent form template gives clinics a dependable way to collect complete, signed consent before every procedure.
The form captures patient details, treatment area, medical history, disclosed risks, and an electronic signature in one flow. Typeform walks patients through one question at a time, so the process feels manageable rather than clinical. Conditional logic adapts questions based on each patient's treatment type. A patient seeking PRP for hair restoration sees different follow-up questions than one receiving it for joint pain.
Customize the form with your clinic name, treatment menu, and any required consent language. Share it via email before the appointment, embed it on your booking page, or post a QR code at reception. Every signed submission logs automatically in Google Sheets or Airtable via Zapier. Collect consent before patients arrive so every PRP session starts with a complete record, not a waiting room scramble.
A PRP consent form is a medical document that collects a patient's informed agreement before a platelet-rich plasma procedure. It gathers patient details, treatment area, medical history, acknowledged risks, and an electronic signature in a single submission. It functions as the official consent record between your clinic and the patient before any PRP treatment begins.
Undocumented consent is a liability. A signed consent form creates a timestamped record of what the patient agreed to and what risks they acknowledged. It also ensures patients arrive at their appointment informed, reducing questions and hesitation in the treatment room. Use it for PRP procedures across hair restoration, joint treatment, skin rejuvenation, and wound care.
A complete PRP consent form covers:
- Patient name, date of birth, and contact details
- Treatment area and procedure type (e.g., hair restoration, joint pain, skin rejuvenation)
- Relevant medical history and current medications
- Known risks, side effects, and contraindications acknowledged
- Pre- and post-procedure instructions confirmed
- Electronic signature and date
Set up conditional logic to branch the form by treatment type, so each patient only answers relevant questions. A patient selecting PRP for joint pain sees questions about mobility, the affected joint, and prior treatments. Someone selecting it for hair restoration sees questions about hair loss history and scalp conditions instead. This keeps the form focused without maintaining a separate consent form for every treatment you offer.
Typeform's signature field lets patients sign the consent form directly in the form, on any device. Each signature is timestamped and stored alongside the patient's full submission, giving you a verifiable record. No printed forms, no scanning, no separate e-signature tools required.
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