There may be better ways but you could consider using Headers & Footers, (View > Headers and Footers), or using Tables.
Headers and Footers automatically repeat on each page and you can place what you like in them, but the problem is they are what they are, ie a header and/or footer, and so you may not like where they are positioned on the page.
The other is a table. If these forms could be re-formatted into tables, then you can format the tables to display headers on each page. If you create your table and place the text that is to be repeated in the first row, then right click the table and select Table Properties, then select the "Row" tab, you can specify that this row repeats as a header row on each page.
Again there may be problems with placement in a document, but with careful planning it could be done.
If you don't like the fact that the table has borders around each cell, you highlight the whole table, right click, and under "Borders and Shading" remove all borders. The outlines will still be visible in the main window, but the printed document will be border free.
But I bet there are better solutions.
Mark
I work for a human services company and when we do an intake interview we have to fill out 8 different forms using WORD 2000 on 1 computer and WORD 2002 on a 2nd computer for a total of 12 sheets of paper. Much of the information is repetitive from form to form, person's name, DOB, SSN etc plus children's info. I would like to combine them into a single document of about 5 pages. However, I would like to have repetitive information automatically entered into the appropriate place on each page once it is entered the first time. Is it possible to do so and how would I do it? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Larry

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