Collect HIPAA-Compliant Patient Data with HIPAAtizer Webflow App
HIPAAtizer helps Webflow developers build healthcare sites with forms for collecting patient information.
Patients can submit protected health information through forms on a Webflow healthcare site. HIPAAtizer lets developers add those forms to a site and style them to fit its design.
The app is for developers building healthcare websites that need to collect patient details. They install it, configure forms, then add them to the website.
What it asks for
HIPAAtizer is free for developers and is listed with a free option and paid plans. When installed, it can edit custom code and sites, and read the installing user's profile.
What HIPAAtizer does
A drag-and-drop builder provides more than 30 components for making or revising forms without code. HIPAAtizer's AI converter can turn uploaded PDF or paper forms into digital forms. Developers can add e-signatures, Stripe payment elements and conditional logic.
For workflows with several forms, Form Packets group them and specify the order for completion. Forms can also be shared by link or QR code. Webhooks and APIs connect forms with other platforms.
Caveats
The app handles protected health information and includes a signed Business Associate Agreement. Setup involves installing the Webflow app, configuring forms and adding them to the site.
Questions about HIPAAtizer
Can forms match a Webflow site's design?
Yes. Forms can be styled to match the design of the Webflow site where they appear.
Can a form start from an existing paper or PDF form?
Yes. HIPAAtizer's AI converter turns uploaded paper or PDF forms into digital forms.
Can a workflow require several forms in a set order?
Yes. Form Packets group multiple forms and let developers set their completion order.
Can forms be shared outside the website?
Yes. HIPAAtizer forms can be shared through a link or QR code.
Can forms connect to other platforms?
Yes. Webhooks and APIs connect HIPAAtizer forms to other platforms.
