TCM Clinic Pro Toolkit

A complete toolkit for established TCM clinics, including an annual wellness care agreement and an in-depth progress review

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TCM Initial Intake & Constitutional Assessment

This intake form gathers your full medical, lifestyle, and constitutional background so the practitioner can perform an accurate pattern differentiation and design a personalised TCM plan. Please answer as completely as you can — every detail helps.

Patient Information

Full name:

Date of birth:

Gender:

Female

Male

Non-binary / other

Prefer not to say

Occupation:

Height (cm):

Weight (kg):

Phone:

Email:

Emergency contact (name & phone):

Chief Complaint

Main reason for visit — describe in your own words:

Duration (e.g. 3 weeks, 2 years):

Severity right now (0 = none, 10 = worst):

History of Present Illness

When did the symptoms start, and how have they evolved?

Aggravating factors (what makes it worse):

Relieving factors (what makes it better):

Previous treatments tried (Western, TCM, supplements, self-care):

Past Medical History — Western

Chronic conditions (check all that apply):

Hypertension

Diabetes

Cardiovascular disease

Asthma / respiratory disease

Autoimmune disease

Cancer history

Past surgeries

Details on any of the above:

Current medications (name, dose, frequency):

Known allergies:

Past Medical History — TCM

I have received TCM treatment before

If yes, what was treated and what worked / did not work:

Previous practitioner / clinic (if any):

Known herbal sensitivities or past adverse reactions:

Eight Principles Assessment

Yin / Yang tendencies:

More yin (cold, quiet, withdrawn)

Balanced

More yang (hot, active, restless)

Cold / heat:

Feel cold often (cold limbs, prefer warmth)

Feel hot often (warm body, prefer cool)

Mixed / alternating cold and heat

Deficiency / excess:

Deficiency signs — fatigue, pale, low voice, weak pulse

Excess signs — strong pain, fullness, loud voice, forceful pulse

Interior / exterior pattern:

Exterior — recent, surface symptoms, related to weather/cold

Interior — chronic, organ-related, deeper symptoms

Brief notes on the above:

Five Elements Tendencies

Predominant element (check the one that fits best):

Wood — Liver / Gallbladder

Fire — Heart / Small Intestine

Earth — Spleen / Stomach

Metal — Lung / Large Intestine

Water — Kidney / Bladder

Common emotional patterns (check all that apply):

Irritability / anger (Wood)

Anxiety / restlessness (Fire)

Overthinking / worry (Earth)

Grief / sadness (Metal)

Fear / startle (Water)

Constitutional notes:

Sleep & Energy

Sleep onset:

Falls asleep easily

Difficulty falling asleep

Lies awake for 30+ minutes

Wake-ups during the night:

None — sleeps through

Wakes once

Wakes 2–3 times

Wakes frequently and cannot return to sleep

Dreams:

Vivid

Disturbing / nightmares

Minimal / rarely remembers

Energy throughout the day:

Morning low — slow to start

Afternoon dip

Evening fatigue

Steady all day

Overall fatigue level (0 = none, 10 = severe):

Diet & Digestion

Appetite:

Strong

Normal

Poor

Variable

Favourite tastes (check all that apply):

Sweet

Salty

Sour

Bitter

Pungent / spicy

Digestion:

Bloating after meals

Acid reflux / heartburn

Heaviness / sluggishness after eating

Bowel pattern:

Regular daily

Loose / soft

Hard / dry / constipated

Alternating loose and hard

Thirst:

Little thirst

Normal

Strong thirst — drinks a lot

Cold / warm food preference:

Prefers cold food and drinks

Prefers warm / hot food and drinks

Urination

Daytime frequency:

Less than 4 times

4–6 times

7–10 times

More than 10 times

Wakes at night to urinate (nocturia)

Number of nocturia episodes per night:

Colour:

Clear / pale

Yellow

Dark / concentrated

Sensation:

Burning

Urgency

Weak / dribbling stream

Menstrual / Gynecological History (if applicable)

Cycle length (days):

Flow:

Light

Moderate

Heavy

Clots present

Menstrual pain (0 = none, 10 = severe):

PMS symptoms (mood, breast tenderness, cravings, etc.):

Number of pregnancies:

Number of live births:

Lifestyle

Occupational stress (0 = none, 10 = extreme):

Exercise frequency:

None / sedentary

1–2 times per week

3–4 times per week

Daily

Smoking

Alcohol — occasional

Alcohol — regular

Recreational substances

Environmental exposures (chemicals, dust, cold, damp, etc.):

Emotional State

Recent emotional patterns — moods, triggers, frequency:

Stress level (0 = none, 10 = overwhelming):

Goals for TCM Care

What outcomes would you like from this course of TCM care?

Acknowledgement

The information I have provided is accurate to the best of my knowledge

I am willing to follow lifestyle and dietary recommendations

I understand that TCM is complementary to — not a replacement for — Western medical care

Thank you. Your practitioner will review these answers before your consultation and integrate them with pulse and tongue diagnosis to design your personalised care plan.

Templates in this pack

The TCM Clinic Pro Toolkit pack includes 7 ready-to-use templates. Each one is a structured, fully editable form you can share with clients to collect information, documents, and signatures in one place.

Frequently asked questions

What's included in the TCM Clinic Pro Toolkit templates?
The TCM Clinic Pro Toolkit pack contains 7 templates: TCM Initial Intake & Constitutional Assessment, Diagnosis & Treatment Plan, Treatment Session Record, Herbal Prescription Record, Course Completion & Follow-Up, Annual Wellness Care Agreement, Wellness Progress Review. Each is ready to use and fully editable.
Can I customize these templates?
Yes. Every Pocper template is fully editable — add or remove fields, change the wording, and adapt each form to your workflow before sharing it with clients.
How do I use the TCM Clinic Pro Toolkit templates?
Import the pack into your Pocper workspace, open a template, tailor it to your needs, then share a link so clients can fill it out and upload documents in real time.