Managing familial hypercholesterolemia (FH) requires systematic cascade screening to identify at-risk family members and initiate timely treatment. This Telehealth Familial Hypercholesterolemia Cascade Screening Form streamlines virtual consultations by capturing comprehensive lipid panel data, detailed family history pedigrees, and treatment eligibility assessments—all in one professional, patient-friendly experience.

Built for cardiology practices, lipid clinics, telehealth providers, and primary care teams managing genetic cardiovascular conditions, this template helps clinicians efficiently screen relatives of FH probands, document Dutch Lipid Clinic Network (DLCN) criteria, assess statin therapy readiness, and evaluate candidacy for advanced therapies like PCSK9 inhibitors.

Why Paperform for FH cascade screening?

Paperform's conditional logic guides patients through complex medical questionnaires based on their responses—showing relevant follow-up questions about family history only when applicable, and tailoring treatment eligibility sections to each patient's lipid profile and cardiovascular risk factors. The doc-style editor lets you present clinical information clearly with headings, explanatory text, and formatted sections that feel less intimidating than traditional medical forms.

For practices managing multiple FH families, integration with your EHR, CRM or patient management system via Stepper (stepper.io) means lipid results and pedigree data flow directly into clinical workflows. You can automatically trigger follow-up appointment scheduling, send educational resources to high-risk patients, or flag cases requiring genetic counseling—no manual data entry required.

With SOC 2 Type II compliance and robust security controls, Paperform provides the data protection healthcare providers need (note: not HIPAA compliant for covered entities), while the custom branding and telehealth-friendly design ensure patients feel supported throughout their virtual screening experience.

This template is ideal for cardiologists, lipidologists, genetic counselors, family medicine physicians, and telehealth coordinators conducting systematic FH cascade screening programs. Save time, improve screening completion rates, and identify at-risk family members earlier with a form that balances clinical rigor with patient accessibility.