Which actions describe how a user customizes a Phreesia form?

• A. Add or remove fields.
• B. Set required fields, reorder sections, and apply conditional logic.
• C. Change the clinic's address in the system.
• D. Modify patient billing codes.

Answer: (B)

Customizing a Phreesia form means shaping how data is collected and presented to patients. The strongest way to capture this is by configuring which fields must be filled, the order in which sections appear, and how the form responds to answers given earlier. Making certain fields required ensures essential information is captured. Reordering sections guides the patient through a logical flow. Applying conditional logic makes the form adapt by showing or hiding fields based on previous responses, keeping everything relevant to each patient. Together, these actions create a tailored form that collects the right data in the right order and only when needed. Changes like updating the clinic’s address or adjusting patient billing codes relate to broader system settings or billing configurations rather than how a form is customized.