Med Spa Patient Intake Form Template

Med spas offering weight loss, peptide therapy, and hormone optimization programs need intake forms that bridge aesthetic services and medical care. This template is designed specifically for med spas adding cash-pay medical programs alongside their existing aesthetic services. It captures the clinical information required for prescribing weight loss medications (GLP-1s), peptides, and hormone therapy while maintaining the streamlined patient experience med spa clients expect. The form covers medical history, aesthetic and medical treatment goals, contraindication screening, and the specific consent elements required for med spa medical services under physician supervision.

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Med Spa Patient Intake Form | Your Practice Name
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Section 1 of 5

Patient Information

Please provide your contact information.

Full Name *

Jane Smith

Date of Birth *

...

Phone *

(555) 000-0000

Address *

123 Main St, City, ST 00000

Preferred Contact Method

Text

Section 2 of 5

Services of Interest

What brings you in today?

Which services are you interested in? (select all)

Primary Goal *

Weight loss

Section 3 of 5

Medical History

Please check any conditions you have or have had.

Current Medical Conditions

Current Medications *

List all medications and supplements

Allergies *

Medications, foods, latex, topical products

Are you pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning pregnancy?

Smoking / Tobacco Status *

Never

Previous aesthetic treatments (Botox, fillers, laser, etc.)

List previous treatments, dates, and any complications

Section 4 of 5

Physical Assessment

Your current measurements.

Current Weight (lbs)

165

Height

5'5"

Goal Weight (if applicable)

140

Section 5 of 5

Referral & Payment

A few final details.

How did you hear about us?

Online search

These programs operate outside of insurance, giving you and your provider full control over your treatment plan. Are you comfortable with a direct-pay model?

This is a preview. Actual form will be customized with your practice branding.

Compliance & Regulatory Notes

Med spas must operate under the supervision of a licensed physician per state medical board regulations. The supervising physician's name and license number should be displayed on all patient-facing documents. State supervision requirements vary; see your state medical board for specifics.

Med spa services that involve prescribing medications (GLP-1s, peptides, hormones) require a physician-patient relationship and cannot be delegated to unlicensed staff. Nurse practitioners and PAs may prescribe under collaborative agreements per state scope-of-practice laws.

Patient intake data for medical services at a med spa is PHI under HIPAA, even if the practice also offers non-medical aesthetic services. Ensure all medical intake data is stored and transmitted in compliance with HIPAA. See HHS: https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/index.html

Med spas should have separate consent processes for aesthetic services and medical services (weight loss medications, hormone therapy, peptides). This intake form covers the medical services side.

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Sources & References

  1. HHS HIPAA Privacy Rule
  2. American Med Spa Association (AmSpa) Compliance Resources

Frequently Asked Questions

Can a med spa prescribe GLP-1 weight loss medications?

Yes, if the med spa operates under a licensed physician and the prescribing is done by a qualified provider (physician, NP, or PA with appropriate scope of practice). The med spa must maintain a proper physician-patient relationship and cannot prescribe through non-clinical staff.

Do med spas need HIPAA compliance for weight loss programs?

Yes. Any medical service that involves collecting health information, prescribing medications, or maintaining medical records requires HIPAA compliance, regardless of whether the business calls itself a 'med spa' or 'clinic.'

Should the med spa intake form be separate from aesthetic intake forms?

Yes. Medical services (prescriptions, injections for medical purposes) should have their own clinical intake and consent process separate from purely aesthetic services. This form covers the medical side; keep your aesthetic intake form for cosmetic-only services.