Yes, to learn more about our HIPAA compliance, visit our documentation here. FormDr is built for healthcare organizations that need modern patient engagement and digital intake tools without compromising security or compliance. We are designed to support HIPAA compliance through a combination of administrative, technical, and physical safeguards that help protect protected health information (PHI). This includes secure data handling practices, role-based access controls, encrypted data transmission and storage, auditability, and policies designed to limit access to sensitive information to authorized users only. We also enter into Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with covered entities and business associates, helping ensure our platform can be used as part of a compliant healthcare workflow.
FormDr is also built with privacy in mind for organizations that operate internationally or serve patients subject to GDPR requirements. Our approach to GDPR compliance includes strong controls around data security, access management, and responsible data processing, along with processes that support customer obligations around privacy, transparency, and data governance. For prospects evaluating vendors, this means FormDr is positioned not just as a forms tool, but as a platform that takes privacy, security, and data stewardship seriously from both a healthcare and broader regulatory perspective.
In addition, FormDr has completed a SOC 2 Type II audit, which provides independent validation that our security controls are not only appropriately designed, but have also been tested over time for operating effectiveness. For prospects, this is an important signal that our internal controls, policies, and operational practices are mature, documented, and consistently followed. Rather than relying on security claims alone, FormDr can point to third-party audit review as part of its trust posture.
Beyond HIPAA, GDPR, and SOC 2 Type II, prospects should also know that FormDr is purpose-built for sensitive healthcare workflows. Security and compliance are not layered on after the fact; they are foundational to how the platform is designed, deployed, and supported. This is especially important for practices and organizations that need confidence not only in digital forms, but also in messaging, automation, document handling, integrations, and patient communications. For many buyers, the combination of healthcare-specific functionality, enterprise-grade controls, and independently reviewed security practices makes FormDr a lower-risk, higher-trust choice than general-purpose form or workflow tools.