Personal and family
Fill in a medical aid or patient form online
Upload the practice's intake form or the scheme's claim form and DocFilla fills your member number, ID number, address and next of kin. You add the visit details and sign the consent.
Patient intake sheets and medical aid claim forms ask for the member number, dependant code, ID number and address every single visit. DocFilla keeps them filled.
About 5 to 10 minutes with your details saved
Upload your medical and patient formHow it works for this form
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Upload the practice's intake form or the scheme's claim form. Both fillable and printed versions work.
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Member and personal details come from My details. Symptoms, dates of service and consent tick boxes are yours to complete.
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Sign the consent, download and email the PDF to the practice or upload it to the scheme's portal.
What the form asks for
- Patient's full names, ID number, date of birth and contact details
- Medical aid scheme, plan, member number and dependant code
- Main member's details, where the patient is a dependant
- Address and next of kin
- Allergies, chronic conditions and medication
- Consent to treatment and to share information with the scheme
- For a claim: the provider, the dates of service and the amounts
- Signature and date
What to attach
- Your medical aid card
- A copy of your ID
- For a claim: the provider's invoice with the practice number and tariff codes
Mistakes people make
- Mixing up the member number and the dependant code.
- Claiming under the dependant's name instead of the main member's.
- Leaving allergies blank instead of writing 'none known'.
- Submitting a claim without the practice number on the invoice.
Questions about this form
- Is medical information kept on DocFilla?
- Only for as long as you keep the document. By default, downloaded forms are deleted 24 hours later, and you can delete them right away.
- Can the practice send me the intake form before my visit?
- Yes. A practice keeps its intake form as a DocFilla template and sends each new patient their own copy; you complete and sign on your phone before you arrive.