# Add a HIPAA compliant contact form to your website

> Patients use your website's contact form to describe symptoms, whether you ask them to or not. Replace it with a Paubox form that encrypts what they send and covers it under your BAA.

**Product:** Paubox Forms  
**Page:** https://www.paubox.com/solutions/use-cases/add-a-hipaa-compliant-contact-form  
**Category:** Paubox Forms

## Your contact form is collecting PHI

The contact form that came with your website builder sends what patients type to an inbox that isn't covered by a business associate agreement (BAA). A Paubox form collects the same information, encrypts it, and stores it in your Paubox account. Publish the form, copy the embed code from the Embed tab, and paste it into your site.

## How it helps

### Embed in one step
Copy one line of embed code into your website and the form appears in place

### Know when they write
Choose who on your team gets an email notification for every new submission

### Uploads included
Patients can attach photos or documents, with the file types you choose

## Who this is for

Practices whose website has a 'request an appointment' form, clinics that get symptom descriptions through their contact page, and website managers who were never told the form was a compliance question.

## Prompt you can paste into an AI assistant

```text
Patients use the contact form on our website to ask about appointments and sometimes describe their symptoms. Explain why that's a HIPAA concern, how a Paubox form would handle those messages instead, and what it takes to put one on our site.
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## Get started

Paubox Forms is included with every paid Paubox plan, along with encrypted email and a business associate agreement (BAA). There is no separate Forms subscription.

- Get started: https://next.paubox.com/signup
- See all use cases: https://www.paubox.com/solutions/use-cases
- Pricing for every plan: https://www.paubox.com/pricing.md

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