

Connect Spruce Health to Dropbox Sign and create healthcare automations
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Connect Spruce Health and Dropbox Sign to automate crucial parts of your healthcare organization
Common automation use cases
Automated Document Signing for Patient Intake:
When a new patient is added to Spruce Health, a document signing request is automatically sent via Dropbox Sign for necessary intake forms. This ensures that all required paperwork is completed before the first appointment, streamlining the onboarding process and reducing administrative delays.
Consent Form Management:
When a specific treatment plan is entered into Spruce Health, Dropbox Sign automatically sends the relevant consent forms to the patient. This automation ensures compliance and legal protection by obtaining necessary consents in a timely manner, enhancing patient trust and operational efficiency.
Follow-Up Care Coordination:
Once a treatment session is documented in Spruce Health, Dropbox Sign triggers the generation of follow-up care instructions or agreements. These documents are sent to the patient for review and signature, ensuring continuity of care and clear communication regarding the next steps in the treatment plan.

- Update contact
- Create contact
- Get conversations
- Send email
- Get contacts
- Get contact fields
- Create note
- Send secure message
- Trigger
- Get internal endpoints
- Send message
- Search contacts
- Get conversation items
- Send SMS

- Get signature requests
- Get apps
- Get account
- Send signature request with template
- New event
- Get templates
- Download files
Real customers. Real value.
From solo practices, large multi-location clinics and all the way up to NASDAQ-listed digital health companies.