3 ways to give your web form to your clients

With Hush Secure Forms, there are three different ways your clients can access your online forms. We’re exploring each one so you can choose the option that best works for you.

In light of the new, online environment, we thought it would be a good time to publish a reminder of what it means to be HIPAA compliant. We hope this post will help you answer important questions about protecting your clients’ information.

We are often updating our directory with new templates. In today’s post, we’ll tell you about the three templates our customers use the most and make recommendations about how to customize them.

There are a lot of different applications for using conditional visibility in your web forms, and not all of them are readily apparent. To show you these advanced tips, we'll use an intake form that’s tailored for an adult or child depending on the choices your client selects.

We’re giving you a close-up look at Hush Secure Forms and everything its dynamic web forms can do from screening your clients for depression to providing them with a customized experience using conditional fields.

Hush Secure Forms just got even better. Fields now show up according to preset conditions. This means your clients will receive a personalized experience when they fill out your web forms.

When you’re in a caring profession, keeping yourself strong can only happen through intentional self-care. And now, when so much care is needed, is a good time to consider how you can care for yourself. Hushmail partner Melvin Varghese of Selling the Couch has some ideas.

Using a forwarding address can make it easier to identify and file your emails, and it doesn’t cost anything. You can set up a separate address for your administrative emails without having to use one of your user accounts.

Monitoring clients for increased depression, anxiety, and stress is more important now than ever. Screenings are inexpensive, readily available tools that can help you spot mental health issues in your clients. We offer several digital versions that deliver a score upon completion.

One of the best ways to develop the new practices needed for managing your practice during the pandemic is to listen to colleagues and discover what’s working for them. In this post, we’re presenting a customer case study that explores how an optometrist safely reopened his practice.

Your website is more than a brochure for your practice. When it’s done right, it’s your patient hub. Hushmail partner Great Dental Websites explains how to create a user-friendly dental website.

You built a great form. Now share it with your colleagues! With form sharing, instead of rebuilding the same form for everyone in your office and reaching your plan’s maximum number of forms, you can build one form that everyone in your practice can send.

Hushmail’s Jarred Bolen joined Dr. Neil Gajjar for a comprehensive webinar provided by the Academy of General Dentistry to help dental practices stay connected using HIPAA-compliant technology during the pandemic. In this post, we provide a recap of the webinar and a link to the replay.

We’re presenting a customer case study that explores how dentist Dr. Neil Gajjar safely continued providing emergency care at the height of the pandemic and recently reopened his elective services using web forms as part of his strategy to maintain safe contact with his patients.

Whether you have an optometry, dental, counseling, or other healthcare practice, you’re likely considering how you can safely reopen. Web forms can help you make that transition.

Hushmail isn’t just compliant with HIPAA. Our services also comply with the EU’s GDPR, Canada’s PIPEDA and provincial privacy laws, among many others. Complying with these laws helps us help you protect your clients’ data.

Are your emails landing in your clients’ junk folders? It could have to do with a missing SPF record. In most cases, setting an SPF record is a simple task you can do yourself.

Do you know how HIPAA rules apply to your new virtual practice and affect how you use email to communicate with clients during the pandemic? Hushmail’s Jarred Bolen talked to Therapy Reimagined on their podcast and answered many of the questions therapists have about HIPAA as they set up their virtual offices.