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General Clinical Intake Form for Clinics

A general clinical intake form for multi-specialty clinics — identity, chief complaint, medical history, medications, allergies, lifestyle factors and consent in one ready-to-customize template.

~7 min
Multi-specialty
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A general clinical intake form for multi-specialty clinics: identity, chief complaint, past history, medications, allergies, lifestyle and consent — the shared baseline every specialty can customize.

Disclaimer: this page and its AI report are for self-reflection and process reference only. They do not constitute medical, psychological, financial, legal or safety advice. Consult a qualified clinician before making care decisions.

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About this template

Every clinic eventually wants the same thing: a single intake form every specialty can start from. This is that form. It carries identity and contact, chief complaint, past medical and surgical history, current medications and allergies, lifestyle (tobacco, alcohol, activity), and consent to treat and share records. Specialists then hide or extend sections; the baseline is identical so reporting stays comparable across departments.

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Try the actual running form — not a screenshot — before you copy it.

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Fill it in to see how responses flow.
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What's Included

Everything you need to run this template.

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Identity & contact

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Chief complaint

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Medical history

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Consent

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How It Works

From copy to deliverable in four steps.

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Use This Template

Copy the form and its branding settings into your FormLM workspace — free; you can upgrade to a scored assessment with an AI PDF report any time.

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Customize for your practice

Adjust fields, options and consent language to match your clinic workflow.

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Share and collect

Send the link or QR; every response is captured automatically.

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Review and act

Export or review the collected responses at any time from one dashboard.

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Who Is This For

Pick your role — see how it fits your clinic workflow.

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Multi-specialty clinics

One baseline intake for every department; specialists add their sections on top.

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Group practices

Standard intake across GPs so reporting and referral packets stay comparable.

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Newly digital clinics

Start with a proven form instead of building from scratch.

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Key Features

What makes this template work as a professional clinical deliverable.

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Sample Questions Inside

A preview of real fields patients see — the full version is a live form — responses are captured automatically and can be exported at any time.

  1. Full name, DOB, gender
  2. Contact and preferred pharmacy
  3. Chief complaint and duration
  4. Past medical conditions (checkbox list)
  5. Past surgeries and dates
  6. Current medications and dosages
  7. Allergies (drug, food, environmental)
  8. Tobacco, alcohol and exercise
  9. Family history
  10. Consent to treat and share records (typed signature, date)
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which specialties does this cover?
The baseline is generic — most primary care, allied health and outpatient clinics use it directly; specialists add specialty sections on top.
Is the consent language jurisdiction-specific?
Yes — after copying, replace the consent block with wording your legal or compliance team approves.
Can we reuse it between visits?
For follow-ups, patients complete only the chief-complaint and medication sections; older entries stay attached.
Does this work for pediatric patients?
Add a “parent/guardian” block; use the age-appropriate severity scale for children.
Can we add file upload?
Yes — turn it on for prior records, insurance cards or referral letters.
Why teams choose FormLM for healthcare forms?
Unlike a static PDF or clipboard, every FormLM healthcare template is a live, shareable form you can customize in the browser, collect unlimited responses with, and upgrade to a scored AI PDF report whenever you need to.

One intake baseline your whole clinic can share

Copy this form, hide or extend sections per specialty, and stop rebuilding the wheel.