What questionnaire and outcome measure templates are available?


Why questionnaire templates matter

Every new patient starts with paperwork: intake details, consent, and a baseline read on how they’re doing. Embodia’s template library gives you a running start on all three, with pre-built questionnaires, outcome measures, intake forms, and consent forms you can send to patients right away or customize to fit your practice.

Edit questions, duplicate them, and reorder sections until the form matches exactly what you need. There’s no need to build from a blank page.


How templates are organized

Templates fall into three categories: outcome measures, intake forms, and consent forms. Each category groups templates by purpose, so you can find what you need quickly, whether you’re screening a new patient, tracking progress on a validated measure, or collecting consent before an assessment.

New templates are added to the library over time. If you’re on an Embodia Tier 2 or Tier 3 membership, check your account directly for the most current list — it may include templates not yet reflected here.

Template library showing outcome measure, intake form, and consent form categories


Once you’ve found a template that fits, select it from the library to build your own questionnaire. For a step-by-step walkthrough, see creating questionnaires from a template.


Outcome measure templates

These validated instruments help you track patient-reported outcomes over time:


Intake form templates

Use these templates to collect background information and screen new patients before their first visit:


Collect documented consent before an assessment, treatment, or data-sharing activity with these templates:


Building templates from your own PDFs

Already have a questionnaire, intake form, or chart item as a PDF? AI DocBuilder reads your existing PDF and rebuilds it as a fully fillable digital template inside Embodia, so you don’t have to recreate it by hand. It’s available on Tier 3 Practice Management memberships. 

Learn how it works in AI DocBuilder: Building fillable forms from existing PDFs.