For Ontario physiotherapy & rehab clinics

Collect complete patient intake before the appointment.

Hivi-X helps Ontario rehab clinics request health history, consent, insurance cards, referrals, and WSIB/MVA claim documents in one secure, Canadian-hosted checklist — with a missing-item dashboard your office manager reviews before clinician time.

Built for 2–6 provider clinics · Works on mobile · start free trial

🇨🇦 Hosted in CanadaPHIPA-aware collection workflowsSelf-hosted AI, no third-party AIAES-256-GCMWorks alongside Jane, Cliniko, or ClinicSense
app.hivi-x.ca / clients
New patient — WSIB
JWPatient · J. Wong
5 missing
17%
Intake checklist · 6 items1/6 received
Health history
Client-centred questionnaire
Received
Informed consent
Assessment & treatment
Pending
Government photo ID
Verified identity
Pending
WSIB claim number
Employer & injury date
Pending
MD referral letter
When insurer requires
Pending
Prior treatment records
Employer correspondence
Pending
Wong_WSIB_Intake_Package.pdf
6 documents · ready for Jane

What is Hivi-X for rehab clinics?

Hivi-X is Canadian document-collection software for Ontario physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinics. Organize pre-visit patient intake with reusable checklists, secure Canadian-hosted storage on the my-id.ca portal, item-level review, voice-to-summary notes, and exportable intake packages — alongside Jane, Cliniko, or your EMR of record.

Hivi-X is Canadian document-collection software for Ontario physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinics. Use reusable checklists to request health history, consent forms, insurance cards, MD referrals, and WSIB/MVA claim details; patients upload via secure guest link (no account needed) or the my-id.ca portal; your office manager sees what's missing, approves each item, and exports an organized intake package to transfer into Jane, Cliniko, or your EMR. Plans from $39 CAD/month with a free trial. Hosted in Canada with self-hosted AI.

Checklist-driven pre-visit collection — stop intake on eval day.
Item-level approve/reject before the clinician sees the patient.
Patients upload via secure guest link (no account needed) or my-id.ca portal; clinic shares checklists with shareChecklistWithClient.
Hosted in Canada; self-hosted AI; data never sent to third-party AI.
12,348

registered physiotherapists in Ontario (Dec 2024)

Source: CPO 2024 FRP Report

16,860

registered massage therapists in Ontario (Dec 2025)

Source: CMTO 2025 Annual Report

48 hours

WSIB Form 8 submission deadline after treatment begins

Source: WSIB Form 8 guidance

10 years

minimum health record retention for PTs and RMTs after last visit

Source: CPO standards; CMTO record-keeping rules

The pre-visit document chase

Intake happens on eval day — until it doesn't

Incomplete files cost clinical minutes, embarrass staff, and multiply WSIB and MVA admin work.

Functional

Patients arrive without insurance cards, referrals, or WSIB claim numbers. Therapists lose clinical minutes to admin. Front desk and clinicians fight over who chases what.

Emotional

Incomplete files embarrass clinicians. Patients repeat the same questions. Referrals sit in fax trays unlinked to charts.

Financial

WSIB and auto insurers need documents your Jane portal never collected. Admin re-keys paper into the EMR every evening.

How it works

How Ontario rehab clinics collect pre-visit intake

Five steps: build a checklist, open a patient file, collect via the my-id.ca portal, review before the visit, and export to your EMR.

01

Build a checklist

Create a reusable intake checklist for new patients, WSIB, or MVA — duplicate from your clinic's existing list or the free lead-magnet PDF.

02

Open a patient file

Attach the checklist to the client record your team manages in Hivi-X.

03

Collect documents

Patients can upload via a secure guest link (no account needed — they verify email with a one-time code) or sign in to the my-id.ca portal; staff add faxed referrals and insurer letters as they arrive.

04

Review before the visit

Office manager approves or rejects each item; see what's still missing at a glance.

05

Transfer to your EMR

Export an organized intake package (checklist PDF) for upload into Jane, Cliniko, or your chart of record.

Use cases

One checklist layer, every intake track

From EHB new patients to WSIB, MVA, and tele-rehab.

Primary

New patient — extended health (EHB)

Health history, consent, government ID, insurance card photos, benefits policy details, and MD/NP referral — tracked before eval day.

WSIB

WSIB work injury

Claim number, employer details, date of injury, prior treatment records, and supporting documents for Form 8 preparation (submission still via TELUS Health by the treating clinician).

MVA

MVA / auto insurance

Adjuster contact, claim number, accident date, police report, hospital discharge summary, and prior imaging reports.

Virtual

Tele-rehab / hybrid

Tele-rehab consent addendum, remote intake forms, and insurance verification before video visit.

Team

Multi-disciplinary handoff

Shared intake across PT, RMT, and chiro with profession-specific addenda; office manager sign-off before any clinician sees the patient.

Features

Pre-visit collection, not an EMR

Checklist-driven intake alongside Jane, Cliniko, or ClinicSense — not a replacement.

Reusable intake checklists

Build new-patient, WSIB, and MVA checklists once in Hivi-X; reuse per patient. Start from the free PDF lead magnet or your clinic's own list.

Missing-item dashboard

See completed vs outstanding items before today's schedule.

Item-level review

Approve, reject, or request replacement — office manager gate before clinician time.

Referral & insurer document intake

Collect MD referrals, adjuster letters, and employer correspondence in one file.

Voice notes + AI summary

Record a phone intake recap; self-hosted AI summarises against checklist lines.

Secure Canadian hosting

Technical safeguards clinics may review in vendor due diligence: AES-256-GCM at rest, TLS in transit. Your clinic remains the PHIPA custodian.

Self-hosted AI

Patient data is not sent to OpenAI, Google, or Anthropic.

Exportable intake package

PDF index for EMR upload or compliance review.

Co-agent / team access

Loop in reception, office manager, or treating clinician with scoped access.

Ontario-specific

Built for how Ontario rehab clinics actually work

WSIB Form 8 readiness, MVA adjuster packages, CMTO PHI self-review, and EMR handoff — locale density generic form tools cannot copy.

WSIB Form 8 readinessMVA claim intakeCMTO PHI collection standardCPO health recordsMD/NP referralExtended health benefits cardHospital discharge summaryConsent — Health Care Consent ActJane AppClinikoClinic PHIPA custodian duties10-year retention
Comparison

Email vs Jane/Cliniko vs generic forms vs Hivi-X

Hivi-X fills the pre-visit intake gap — it does not replace scheduling, charting, or WSIB billing.

CapabilityEmail / fax / paperJane / Cliniko portalGeneric formsHivi-X
Pre-visit missing-item tracking
portal-only
checklist-centric
WSIB/MVA parallel intake track
limited
separate checklists
Referrals from outside EMR
manual
manual attach
collected + indexed
Item-level approve/reject before visit
Exportable intake package for EMR
Voice + AI intake notes
self-hosted
Scheduling / charting / WSIB billing
native
(by design)
One secure link, no patient login
secure link (OTP)
Hosted in Canada / self-hosted AI
varies

We used to discover missing WSIB paperwork on eval day. Now reception sees what is outstanding the night before, patients upload through my-id, and we export an intake package into Jane.

Office manager
Multi-disciplinary rehab clinic, Ontario

Representative of feedback from early Ontario rehab clinic users.

PHIPA & college expectations

Pre-visit collection for Ontario clinic workflows

Ontario physiotherapists, chiropractors, and massage therapists are health information custodians under PHIPA. CMTO's Collecting Personal Health Information from Clients Standard (effective November 2025) requires client-centred PHI collection — clinics should audit intake forms for clarity, consent, and collection purpose.

Hivi-X does not replace your EMR, conduct chart audits, or submit WSIB forms. It helps your team collect, review, and export pre-visit documents securely so clinician time starts with care — not chasing missing insurance cards.

Read the CMTO PHI collection guide

General information only — not legal, clinical, or compliance advice. Custodian duties are set by PHIPA, the Health Care Consent Act, 1996, and your college's standards (CPO, CCO, CMTO). CMTO does not conduct routine audits of PHI forms — registrants self-review. Consult qualified counsel and your college guidance.

  • Structured checklists for health history, consent, and insurance verification
  • Client-centred collection before the appointment (for clinic self-review against college standards)
  • Timestamped activity on the clinic-controlled record
  • Canadian hosting with encryption and self-hosted AI
  • Exportable package for transfer to Jane, Cliniko, or your EMR of record
Security & trust

Canadian hosting, self-hosted AI

Your clients' documents are sensitive. Hivi-X stores them on servers hosted in Canada, encrypts sensitive fields at rest with AES-256-GCM, secures every connection with TLS, and runs AI on infrastructure Hivi-X operates — client data is never sent to OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, or other third-party AI providers. Requests are consent-first, with clear export and deletion.

Hosted in CanadaSelf-hosted AINo third-party AIAES-256-GCM at restTLS in transitConsent-first sharing
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Pricing

Simple plans, free trial

Billed monthly in CAD — complements Jane or Cliniko, not a replacement.

Starter

Solo PT or 2-provider clinic

$39CAD/mo
  • 50 clients
  • Unlimited checklists
  • Build-your-own intake checklists
  • Email support
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Professional

Busy clinics with admin staff

$59CAD/mo
  • Unlimited clients
  • Voice + AI summary
  • Exportable intake package
  • Priority support
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Enterprise

Multi-disciplinary clinics

$99CAD/mo
  • Unlimited clients
  • Co-agent workflows
  • Dedicated support
Start free trial

See the full breakdown on the pricing page.

FAQ

Clinic questions, answered

Clinics commonly collect health history, informed consent, government ID, extended health insurance card, and MD/NP referral where required by the insurer. WSIB cases often add claim number, employer details, and date of injury. MVA cases often add adjuster contact and accident documentation. Requirements vary by insurer, payer, and college — verify with your privacy officer. Hivi-X lets clinics build reusable intake checklists (or start from the free PDF lead magnet) so reception tracks each item before the visit.

Many clinics use Jane or Cliniko portals plus email, fax, and front-desk paper for referrals and insurer letters. Hivi-X adds a checklist layer: clinic shares a checklist, patients upload via secure guest link (no account needed) or my-id.ca portal, and admin uses missing-item tracking plus item-level approve/reject before clinician time.

No. Hivi-X is a pre-visit document-collection layer. It complements Jane, Cliniko, ClinicSense, and GlobeMed — you export organized intake packages into the system you already use for scheduling and charting.

Yes. Jane and Cliniko handle scheduling, charting, and in-portal forms. Hivi-X handles documents that still arrive outside the EMR — faxed referrals, adjuster letters, WSIB employer correspondence — with a missing-item dashboard and exportable package.

No. WSIB Form 8 must be completed by the treating clinician and submitted within 48 hours via the TELUS Health Provider Portal. Hivi-X collects supporting documents and claim metadata before the visit so Form 8 preparation is faster.

Effective November 2025, CMTO's standard requires RMTs to collect PHI in a client-centred way with clear purpose and consent. Clinics should self-review intake forms against the standard. Hivi-X supports structured, pre-visit collection and review — it does not certify compliance.

CPO requires physiotherapists to maintain health records for at least 10 years after the last entry. CMTO requires 10 years after the last client contact for RMTs; CCO requires 7 years for chiropractors. Hivi-X stores electronic intake records but does not set your retention policy.

On servers hosted in Canada. AI processing uses infrastructure Hivi-X operates — patient data is not sent to OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, or other third-party AI providers. Sensitive fields use AES-256-GCM at rest; traffic uses TLS.

If Hivi-X holds copies of PHI, your clinic remains the custodian and should include the vendor in privacy impact assessments, retention schedules, and breach response plans. Hivi-X provides export and deletion tools; your privacy officer sets policy.

$39 CAD/month (Starter), $59/month (Professional), or $99/month (Enterprise). All plans include a free trial, unlimited checklists you build yourself, Canadian hosting, and self-hosted AI.

Book a demo

Book a 15-minute demo

15 minutes. Bring one incomplete intake file — we'll turn it into a reusable Hivi-X checklist live.

See a WSIB or new-patient intake checklist built end-to-end
Watch missing-item tracking on my-id.ca uploads
Export an EMR-ready intake package

No spam. Canadian-hosted. We never send patient data to third-party AI.

Complete intake before the appointment.

Organize Ontario rehab intake alongside Jane, Cliniko, or ClinicSense.

General information for Ontario physiotherapy and rehabilitation clinics only. Not legal, clinical, privacy, or billing advice. Not affiliated with CPO, CCO, CMTO, WSIB, or any college or insurer. Hivi-X is document-collection software — it is not a licensed healthcare provider, does not provide physiotherapy or clinical advice, does not submit WSIB Form 8 or insurer billing, and does not certify PHIPA or college compliance. Your clinic remains the health information custodian under PHIPA. Consult qualified counsel and your college guidance.

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