Paper gets lost in the file
The signed consent is searched for in the archive; a document that can’t be found puts the clinic in a difficult spot.
Custom Consent Forms
Create consent templates specific to your clinic and have patients sign on screen. No paper, nothing lost; every consent on the patient card.
Paperless consent
Prepare the procedure-specific consent text once and use it for every patient. The patient signs on a tablet or phone; the document goes onto their card.
Familiar problems
Consent is taken, but when it stays on paper, the document you need to find years later gets lost.
The signed consent is searched for in the archive; a document that can’t be found puts the clinic in a difficult spot.
The same text is prepared over and over, and version differences appear.
With wet-ink signatures, tracking the date and person stays weak.
What changes
You take the same consent; the document isn’t lost and doesn’t have to be searched for.
Finding it in the archive takes time.
Stored on the patient card — The signed consent is added straight to the patient file; you open the card instead of searching.
Versions don’t match.
Reusable template — You write the procedure-specific text once and use the same one for every patient.
Who approved it and when — unclear.
Traceable record — Who approved what, and when, stays on record.
Why Clineo
The signed consent is stored on the patient card.
Create your own consent text for your specialty and procedure.
The patient signs on screen; no more wet-ink hassle.
Who approved what, and when — on record.
The signed consent is added to the file automatically.
Signatures can be taken on any touch device.
Write the template once, use it without limit.
How it works
The consent form sits in the same file as the patient card and treatment plan.
Create the procedure-specific consent text.
Read and show it on screen.
The patient signs with a finger or stylus.
The signed document is saved to the file.
Works together with
Consent sits inside the treatment flow; it’s not separate paperwork.
take consent for the planned procedure
signed consents gather on the patient card
collect medical history and surveys digitally too
take the signature on a tablet or phone
review the difference between notice and consent
AI assistant
When you say "open this patient’s consent form", Neo goes to the record. Instead of digging through the archive, you ask the question.
Where to start
Start by turning the consent text for your most frequent procedure into a template once. Even with a single template the difference shows immediately: you open the patient card instead of searching for paper. You grow your library over time. Since the clinic is responsible for the text’s legal content, basing the first template on your existing paper form is the safest route.
FAQ
If your answer isn’t here, you can ask us directly in the demo call.
Ask in the demoReady when you are
Let’s plan a short walkthrough for your specialty so you can see this feature in your own clinic workflow.