Best Chiropractic Practice Management Software (2026): Top 10 Compared
Chiropractic practice management software combines scheduling, SOAP notes and care plans, insurance claims, patient payments and reminders in one system built around high-volume adjusting visits. The ten products below split into three pricing models. ChiroTouch quotes its Start, Grow and Scale packages through sales. ChiroFusion, ChiroSpring, ChiroHD, ECLIPSE, zHealth, Platinum and Atlas publish monthly subscription prices, charged per practice, per provider or as a flat fee with unlimited providers. ClinicMind, which now sells the former Genesis Chiropractic Software, charges per completed visit. Jane is a multidisciplinary clinic system with published plans that many chiropractors use.
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| Vendor | Consider for | Pricing notes | Standout |
|---|---|---|---|
| ChiroTouchmid-market | Chiropractic practices wanting an established system with built-in AI charting | Quote only; Start, Grow and Scale packages with no figures published; CT Launch special pricing for new practices Checked Oct 2026 | Rheo AI scribe and charting, with a vendor-stated base of 12,500+ practices |
| ChiroFusionsmb | Practices wanting a low published entry price with claims included | Essentials $129/mo on a 12-month commitment ($149 month to month); Complete $299/mo ($329 monthly); +$49 per extra provider; $299 setup on annual plans Checked Oct 2026 | Free unlimited e-claims with an integrated clearinghouse and ERA auto-posting in the base plan |
| Janesmb | Chiropractic and multidisciplinary clinics wanting booking, charting and billing in one system | Balance $59, Practice $79, Thrive $99 a month, each including one practitioner; extra practitioner and add-on fees apply Checked Oct 2026 | Multidisciplinary platform with a 10,000+ chart template library and free data import |
| ChiroSpringsmb | Practices wanting tiered published plans with optional clearinghouse, growth and AI add-ons | 360 $149/mo (1 provider), 360 Pro $249/mo, 360 Pro+ $299/mo (2 providers); clearinghouse +$149/mo; AI +$49/mo Checked Oct 2026 | Every add-on is priced on the page, including clearinghouse claim and verification overages |
| ChiroHDsmb | Multi-provider practices and franchises wanting one flat price with unlimited users | Standard Plan $299/month with unlimited providers and users; $799 setup and onboarding; $499 data migration; no contract Checked Oct 2026 | Flat price regardless of provider count, with consolidated reporting across locations |
| ClinicMind (formerly Genesis)mid-market | Growing and multi-location practices wanting software plus credentialing and billing services | From $2 per completed visit; billing plans add a per-claim fee or a percentage of reimbursement; monthly pricing on request Checked Oct 2026 | Pay-per-visit pricing with no charge for no-shows, plus in-house credentialing |
| ECLIPSEsmb | Chiropractic, PT and multidisciplinary practices, including workers' compensation and auto cases | Core package $99/month; text messaging, reputation, clearinghouse import/export and patient portal are add-ons without printed prices Checked Oct 2026 | In the market since 1985, with workers' compensation and auto clearinghouse integration |
| zHealthsmb | Practices with several front-desk staff paying per provider, with optional managed billing | Essentials $119 and Professional $249 per provider a month billed monthly; annual commitment options; managed billing from 5.99% of collections Checked Oct 2026 | Unlimited staff users on a per-provider price, with a managed billing service at a published percentage |
| Platinummid-market | Practices wanting EHR, billing and patient marketing tools from a single vendor | Align from $299/month for one clinic; Strengthen, Thrive and Enterprise priced on request; no setup fees Checked Oct 2026 | Clearinghouse, payments and AI posture, ROM and X-ray integration included in the entry tier |
| Atlas Chiropractic Systemsmb | Solo, small and international clinics, including Canadian practices using TELUS eClaims | Essential $99/mo (1 provider), Professional $199/mo (2 providers), Unlimited $340/mo; SMS billed per message Checked Oct 2026 | Plans described as all-in, with SMS credits the only extra charge |
These comparisons draw on public product information, not hands-on testing of every tool. Source records identify available references and checks; missing evidence is marked. Buyer fit is an editorial assessment, not a measured performance score. How to use this research.
Chiropractic practice management software runs the scheduling, documentation and billing of a chiropractic clinic. It books and reminds patients, records SOAP notes and care plans with macros built for adjusting visits, submits insurance claims and posts remittances, collects patient payments and memberships, and reports on visits and collections. Most current products add patient apps, online intake and AI tools that draft notes from the visit.
The market splits by how vendors charge. ChiroTouch quotes its packages. ChiroFusion, ChiroSpring, ECLIPSE, Platinum and Atlas publish monthly plans that include one or two providers or a single clinic. ChiroHD publishes one flat price with unlimited providers, and zHealth charges per provider. ClinicMind, which now sells the former Genesis software, charges per completed visit. Jane is a multidisciplinary clinic system that many chiropractors use. General medical systems are covered on the medical practice management software page.
The comparison covers ten products. Details come from each vendor’s public product and pricing pages, checked on 15 October 2026.
Vendor details and trade-offs
ChiroTouch sells cloud-based chiropractic EHR and practice management software. Its homepage states that more than 12,500 practices use it and that the product draws on more than 25 years of insights from more than 36,000 providers.
The platform connects scheduling, charting, billing, payments and insurance workflows. Rheo, the built-in AI assistant, handles natural-language scheduling, an AI scribe that drafts SOAP notes from the exam conversation, and a Compliance Scan that flags missing documentation before claims go out. Digital intake flows into SOAP notes, and preloaded macros cover different case types, techniques and therapies.
The pricing page lists three packages without figures. Start covers the core EHR and practice management, basic AI charting, payments, reminders, a patient portal and digital intake. Grow adds the AI scribe, automatic patient recall, reputation management and multi-location support. Scale adds an AI review responder, AI translator, AI campaigns, lead management and SmartFit exercise programs. CT Billing Suite adds AR tools, eligibility checks and a clearinghouse, priced by claim volume or as unlimited claims under a fair-use policy.
Potential strengths
- Packages are tiered, so a practice can start with core EHR and add AI scribe, recall and multi-location support later
- CT Pay, CT Billing Suite and SmartFit exercise programs are sold by the same vendor
Trade-offs
- No published figures for any package
- Clearinghouse access and AR tools depend on the separate CT Billing Suite
- Product reference
- Pricing source
- Billing terms: Not recorded
- Source review: checked Oct 15, 2026
- Vendor confirmation: not confirmed
ChiroFusion sells cloud-based EHR and practice management software designed for chiropractors. Its homepage describes the product as cloud-based since 2009, with more than 14,000 users and more than 1.6 million claims processed each month.
The software runs on PC, Mac and tablet with nothing to install. The homepage states that a compliant SOAP note and claim can be created in about 30 seconds. Scheduling includes email and text reminders, online booking and patient self check-in with online intake forms. Billing covers free unlimited electronic claims with automatic payment posting, integrated payment processing, digital statements and online bill pay, and wellness plans can be set up as recurring payments. The site also lists a practice marketing platform, exercise prescriptions, outcome measures and telehealth consultations.
The pricing page offers two plans on two terms. Essentials is the entry plan with add-ons available. Complete bundles the add-ons, including priority phone support. Each plan is cheaper on a 12-month commitment than month to month, and annual plans carry a setup fee. The FAQ states that monthly subscribers have 30 days to convert to an annual plan.
Potential strengths
- Unlimited e-claims and ERA auto-posting listed in the entry plan
- Free data import from the current system, per the homepage
Trade-offs
- Lowest prices require a 12-month auto-renewing commitment
- Phone support on Essentials is a paid add-on
- Product reference
- Pricing source
- Billing terms: Monthly; 12-month commitment on the lower rate, or month to month at a higher rate
- Source review: checked Oct 15, 2026
- Vendor confirmation: not confirmed
Jane is a practice management system for health and wellness clinics. Its homepage states that more than 250,000 practitioners use it, and an April 2026 Jane article describes more than 40 disciplines, including solo chiropractors and multi-location chiropractic clinics. Jane's chiropractic page addresses online booking, scheduling, billing, charting and packages.
Scheduling covers online booking from a branded site, automated wait-list management, room and equipment scheduling on Thrive, and unlimited email and SMS reminders. Charting includes intake forms, outcome measure surveys, treatment plans and a chart template library of more than 10,000 templates. Billing covers invoices, superbills and CMS 1500 forms, integrated payments, packages and memberships. Insurance Billing adds eligibility checks, primary and secondary claims, ERAs and a Claim.MD clearinghouse integration, and Jane lists TELUS eClaims for Canadian clinics.
Pricing is per plan with one practitioner included, and the FAQ states that admin and support staff without booked appointments are free. Data import, onboarding and support are included at no charge.
Potential strengths
- Free data import, onboarding call and chat, email and phone support listed on every plan
- Unlimited locations and admin staff, with charges only for practitioners who book appointments
Trade-offs
- Not chiropractic-only; insurance billing is an add-on rather than part of the base plans
- Per-practitioner fees for additional staff are shown in the calculator rather than as printed figures
- Product reference
- Pricing source
- Billing terms: Monthly
- Source review: checked Oct 15, 2026
- Vendor confirmation: not confirmed
ChiroSpring sells cloud-based chiropractic software and states in its FAQ that it was founded in 2011 and releases updates every month. The FAQ also states that the company has not been acquired by another chiropractic software company.
The 360 plan covers scheduling, customisable SOAP notes, a virtual front desk with checkout, integrated payments through ChiroSpring Pay, customisable reports, statements with online payment links, treatment plans, household management, two-way text reminders and patient and provider mobile apps. 360 Pro adds automatic claim creation, electronic claims EDI download, customisable online intake that flows into the treatment note, a check-in kiosk and memberships with recurring payments. 360 Pro+ adds an advanced claim scrubber, an ERA centre that works with any clearinghouse, online scheduling, review requests and a second provider.
Add-ons are priced separately. The Clearinghouse add-on includes a TriZetto account, rejection and denial management and an ERA posting service. GrowthHub tiers add text allowances, recalls, broadcasts and waitlists. ChiroSpring AI adds an AI scribe, note rewriting, chart summaries and a claims assistant that predicts payment likelihood by CPT code. New graduates can ask about an assistance programme.
Potential strengths
- Message allowances, claim volumes and overage rates are all printed
- Patient and provider mobile apps included from the entry plan
Trade-offs
- Claims creation starts at the Pro tier, and clearinghouse service is a further add-on
- Additional providers beyond those included are not priced on the page
- Product reference
- Pricing source
- Billing terms: Monthly
- Source review: checked Oct 15, 2026
- Vendor confirmation: not confirmed
ChiroHD sells a cloud-based chiropractic EHR that runs in a single browser tab on any device, with no installation or on-site server. The homepage states that more than 1,500 chiropractic practitioners use it.
Scheduling supports drag-and-drop and bulk booking, text reminders, real-time appointment status and patient app check-in. Charting uses custom smart macros or built-in templates and tracks trends over time. The patient app lets patients manage appointments, check in families and view X-rays. Care plans, unlimited appointment types and per-provider calendars are listed on the pricing page.
The pricing page publishes one Standard Plan. Unlimited providers and users are included, and the FAQ states that headcount does not affect the price. One-time setup and data migration fees are listed separately. Data is backed up across multiple US data centres. Support is by email and in-app chat on weekdays. For franchises and multi-location groups, the FAQ describes a system dashboard that shows all locations at a glance with per-location detail.
Potential strengths
- Price does not rise as providers are added
- Patient app for scheduling, family check-in and viewing X-rays
Trade-offs
- One-time costs of $799 setup and $499 migration
- Support hours are listed as weekdays 9am to 5pm Eastern
- Product reference
- Pricing source
- Billing terms: Monthly, no contract
- Source review: checked Oct 15, 2026
- Vendor confirmation: not confirmed
ClinicMind sells the chiropractic EHR formerly marketed as Genesis Chiropractic Software, and the old Genesis domain now redirects to ClinicMind. The Genesis page describes more than 10,000 users and ONC certification, and the former Genesis software is available as a legacy login.
The platform covers SOAP notes, care plans, scheduling, intake, an AI scribe, a check-in kiosk and a physician portal. ClinicMind connects the EHR to CredEdge credentialing, PatientHub engagement and marketing, revenue cycle software and services, and ClinicMindPay for point-of-care collections. A ClinicMind chiropractic EHR page aims at practices with associate doctors and multiple locations, describing multi-location scheduling, cross-location patient transfers and one billing dashboard across locations and providers.
The chiropractic pricing page charges per completed visit. Every plan includes the EHR, scheduling, intake, PatientHub, a patient portal, point-of-sale with inventory and provider and patient mobile apps. The three plans differ by who follows up on underpayments and denials: no insurance billing, the practice's own team, or ClinicMind's billing team.
Potential strengths
- Full platform, including patient engagement and mobile apps, on every pay-per-visit plan
- CredEdge credentialing service for enrolling new associate doctors with payers
Trade-offs
- Per-claim fees and reimbursement percentages are not printed
- The Genesis product now sits inside the ClinicMind platform, so legacy users face a product transition
- Product reference
- Pricing source
- Billing terms: Per completed visit, plus claim or reimbursement-based fees on billing plans
- Source review: checked Oct 15, 2026
- Vendor confirmation: not confirmed
ECLIPSE is a chiropractic EHR and practice management system founded in 1985 by Mike Norworth and Dr. Karen Walters. Banyan Software announced its acquisition of Eclipse EHR Solutions in June 2025. The current ECLIPSE Cloud site describes thousands of chiropractic, physical therapy and multidisciplinary practices as users.
Documentation includes custom SOAP notes, templates and macros, real-time case updates and multi-user simultaneous chart access. Scheduling supports drag-and-drop and multi-appointment booking for care plans, with automated email and text reminders and digital intake. Billing covers electronic claim submission, ANSI 5010 certification and integrated payment processors. Reporting spans providers and locations.
Integrations listed on the software page include the Alveo and Infinedi clearinghouses, Carisk Intelligent Clearinghouse for workers' compensation and auto claims, and Global Payments for card processing. The pricing page publishes the core package price and lists four add-ons without figures. The software page states a US-based support team with a 4.62 out of 5 customer rating.
Potential strengths
- Low published entry price for the core package
- Multi-user simultaneous chart access and audit-focused documentation
Trade-offs
- Add-on prices are not published
- Clearinghouse automation is an add-on rather than part of the core package
- Product reference
- Pricing source
- Billing terms: Monthly
- Source review: checked Oct 15, 2026
- Vendor confirmation: not confirmed
zHealth sells a cloud-based practice management system for chiropractors and other wellness providers, based in San Francisco. The homepage presents scheduling, notes, billing and payments in one platform, with AI features.
Essentials covers custom and self-service SOAP notes, insurance billing, unlimited text and email reminders, integrated payment processing, phone and email support, a patient mobile app, online appointments, care plans and memberships, and automated outcome assessments. Professional adds online reviews, two-way texting, no-show reminders, birthday messages, email marketing integration, inventory management, a provider mobile app, exercise videos, intake from home and Google Calendar integration.
The FAQ states that any number of front-desk staff, office managers and billing personnel can share one subscription, with charges only per provider. Add-ons cover an AI scribe, analytics dashboards, real-time eligibility and patient recall. Managed billing covers claim submission, payment posting, denial management, eligibility, AR follow-up and paper claims, with a dedicated account manager on the higher tier.
Potential strengths
- Front desk, office managers and billing staff share one subscription at no extra charge
- Professional adds inventory management, two-way texting and exercise videos
Trade-offs
- The pricing page shows two sets of plan names and prices, so the current plan should be confirmed with sales
- AI scribe and eligibility checks are add-ons with unpublished fees
- Product reference
- Pricing source
- Billing terms: Monthly or annual commitment, per provider
- Source review: checked Oct 15, 2026
- Vendor confirmation: not confirmed
Platinum sells chiropractic EHR and practice management software and describes itself as building for chiropractic since 1990. The homepage lists more than 30 years in chiropractic, more than 1,500 active clinics and a 24-hour support response.
The platform is organised as Run and Grow. Run covers EHR, documentation and care plans, scheduling and patient flow, billing with revenue cycle tools and a clearinghouse, payments, reporting and an AI scribe. Grow adds digital presence and local SEO, reputation and listings, lead management and pipelines, and social and referral tools.
The pricing page lists four tiers. Align is the operating core. Strengthen adds a patient app, online intake, two-way SMS and email, review requests, email campaigns and home exercise programs. Thrive adds lead management, reputation and listings, local SEO, social media and a referral engine. Enterprise adds multi-location management, custom onboarding, SLAs and dedicated support. All tiers list AI posture, ROM and X-ray integration.
Potential strengths
- Billing, RCM and clearinghouse included from the entry tier
- No setup fees, with onboarding and data migration help included
Trade-offs
- Only the entry tier price is published
- Patient app, online intake and two-way texting start at the Strengthen tier
- Product reference
- Pricing source
- Billing terms: Monthly
- Source review: checked Oct 15, 2026
- Vendor confirmation: not confirmed
Atlas Chiropractic System is a chiropractic-first platform for booking, charting and billing. Its homepage states use by thousands of practitioners in 27 countries over more than 20 years, and the pricing page states no price increases on its Essential and Professional plans over ten years.
Essential covers real-time room and table availability, patient self check-in by card, kiosk or tablet, family check-ins, an automated queue, SOAP and dot notes, care plans, custom macros, online booking, a clinic-branded patient app, packages and memberships, and email reminders. Insurance billing covers TELUS Health eClaims in Canada and EDI file upload to a clearinghouse of the practice's choice. Professional adds a forms builder that fills the SOAP note, a business phone number with two-way texting, reactivation and recall campaigns, review management, SMS and email campaigns and a lead tracker.
The pricing FAQ states that charting, scheduling, billing, claims and reminders are included without add-on modules and that SMS credits are the only extra charge. Unlimited adds unlimited providers and an account manager.
Potential strengths
- Published per-message SMS rates for 15 countries
- TELUS Health eClaims or EDI upload to a clearinghouse of the practice's choice
Trade-offs
- US claims rely on EDI file upload rather than a built-in clearinghouse
- Two-way texting and retention campaigns start at the Professional plan
- Product reference
- Pricing source
- Billing terms: Monthly
- Source review: checked Oct 15, 2026
- Vendor confirmation: not confirmed
Frequently asked questions
What is chiropractic practice management software?
Chiropractic practice management software runs the scheduling, documentation and billing of a chiropractic clinic. Typical modules cover appointment booking and reminders, SOAP notes with macros, care plans, insurance claims and remittances, patient payments and memberships, and practice reports. Many current products add patient apps, online intake and AI tools that draft SOAP notes from the visit.
How much does chiropractic practice management software cost?
Published entry prices ranged from $99 to $299 a month on 15 October 2026. ECLIPSE and Atlas start at $99, zHealth at $119 per provider, ChiroFusion at $129 on an annual commitment, ChiroSpring at $149, and ChiroHD and Platinum at $299. Jane starts at $59 for one practitioner. ClinicMind charges from $2 per visit, and ChiroTouch quotes.
Which systems charge per provider and which charge a flat fee?
zHealth charges per provider. ChiroFusion adds $49 per extra provider, and Atlas adds $15 or $20 per extra licence. ChiroSpring includes one or two providers per plan. ChiroHD charges $299 with unlimited providers and users, and Atlas Unlimited charges $340 with unlimited providers. ClinicMind charges per completed visit instead.
Which options include insurance claims in the base price?
ChiroFusion lists free unlimited e-claims with ERA auto-posting in both plans. Platinum includes billing, RCM and a clearinghouse in its entry tier. ChiroSpring's claim tools start at 360 Pro, and its clearinghouse is a $149 add-on. ChiroTouch requires CT Billing Suite, ECLIPSE sells clearinghouse automation as an add-on, and Jane's insurance billing is an add-on from $20 a month.
Which systems include an AI scribe for SOAP notes?
ChiroTouch includes basic AI charting from Start and the Rheo AI scribe from Grow. ChiroSpring AI costs $49 a month. Jane includes five AI Scribe notes a month and sells unlimited use for $15 per practitioner. ClinicMind and Platinum list an AI scribe in the platform, and zHealth sells one as an add-on.
Which options suit multi-location practices?
ChiroHD describes a system dashboard across all locations and handles franchises through enterprise sales. ClinicMind describes multi-location scheduling and cross-location transfers, with custom pricing for groups. ChiroTouch adds multi-location support at Grow, Platinum offers an Enterprise tier, and Jane includes unlimited locations on its plans.
Which options suit new practices and recent graduates?
ChiroTouch offers CT Launch with special pricing for new practices. ChiroSpring has a new graduate assistance programme, and ChiroHD lists special pricing for new graduates. Jane's Balance plan costs $59 a month for one practitioner and up to 20 appointments a month.
Can a practice outsource billing through its software vendor?
zHealth publishes managed billing at 5.99% of collections with a $349 monthly minimum, or 6.99% with a $699 minimum. ClinicMind's Full Billing Service adds a percentage of insurance reimbursement to the per-visit fee. ChiroSpring's clearinghouse add-on includes an ERA posting service.
How was this comparison compiled?
StatWharf Editorial compared ten chiropractic practice management products using each vendor's public product and pricing pages, checked on 15 October 2026. Prices reflect what those pages showed on that date. No product was tested hands-on, and no vendor reviewed or confirmed its entry. Buyer fit is drawn from vendor documentation, not from a ranking.
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First published October 2026. Page update dates reflect editorial changes, not a fresh check of every vendor.