Chiropractic EMR software
The best chiropractic EMR software for personal injury clinics.
Seven chiropractic EMRs compared on price and on the work a personal injury case adds: liens, attorney access and reports for the firm.
Most chiropractic EMRs handle scheduling, SOAP (subjective, objective, assessment and plan) notes and insurance claims well, but fewer describe the extra work a personal injury case brings: liens, attorney requests and reports for the firm. Below are widely used chiropractic EMRs, what their public materials say about personal injury work, and where Ambula fits instead.
Written by the Ambula team · checked October 2026
The Ambula team builds the Ambula EMR for personal injury practices and surgery centers. We read each vendor's public website, pricing pages and documentation, link our sources, and mark anything we couldn't find as “not listed publicly.” We don't test competitors' products. Ambula sells a competing EMR, so ask every vendor, including us, to show the workflow in a demo.
Compare · checked October 2026
Personal injury work, EMR by EMR.
Whether each vendor describes the four things a personal injury case adds to the chiropractic chart. Select a name for its pricing and fit.
| EMR | Liens | Attorney access | Case reports | Insurance and personal injury |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ambula | Included | Included | Included | Included |
| ChiroTouch review | Not listed publicly | Not listed publicly | Not listed publicly | Listed |
| Jane App review | Varies | Not listed publicly | Not listed publicly | Varies |
| ChiroHD | Varies | Not listed publicly | Not listed publicly | Listed |
| ChiroSpring | Not listed publicly | Not listed publicly | Not listed publicly | Listed |
| Eclipse | Not listed publicly | Not listed publicly | Varies | Listed |
| ClinicMind | Listed | Not listed publicly | Varies | Listed |
| Atlas | Not listed publicly | Not listed publicly | Not listed publicly | Varies |
- ChiroTouch reviewLiensNot listed publiclyAttorney accessNot listed publiclyCase reportsNot listed publiclyInsurance and personal injuryListed
- Jane App reviewLiensVariesAttorney accessNot listed publiclyCase reportsNot listed publiclyInsurance and personal injuryVaries
- ChiroHDLiensVariesAttorney accessNot listed publiclyCase reportsNot listed publiclyInsurance and personal injuryListed
- ChiroSpringLiensNot listed publiclyAttorney accessNot listed publiclyCase reportsNot listed publiclyInsurance and personal injuryListed
- EclipseLiensNot listed publiclyAttorney accessNot listed publiclyCase reportsVariesInsurance and personal injuryListed
- ClinicMindLiensListedAttorney accessNot listed publiclyCase reportsVariesInsurance and personal injuryListed
- AtlasLiensNot listed publiclyAttorney accessNot listed publiclyCase reportsNot listed publiclyInsurance and personal injuryVaries
Ambula has all four built in. “Not listed publicly” means we couldn’t find it in that vendor’s public materials as of October 2026, not that it can’t be done. Each review links its sources.
Each chiropractic EMR, with pricing.
- 01
AmbulaAmbula
A chiropractic EMR for clinics that treat personal injury patients: digital intake with the accident history, dictation and custom treatment templates, lien billing, a Lawyer Portal for firms and case reports, with insurance patients in the same EMR. $300 per provider per month.
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ChiroTouch
Chiropractic EHR and practice management software with scheduling, SOAP charting, AI documentation tools, payments and insurance billing.
- Best for
- Chiropractic practices, cash-based or insurance-billing, that want software built only for chiropractic, with SOAP macros, an AI scribe, payments and patient engagement from one vendor.
- Pricing
- Monthly subscription with no long-term contract. The current pricing page shows Start, Grow and Scale plans without prices; an earlier ChiroTouch pricing page listed Core from $159 and Advanced from $299 per month, with add-ons such as intake forms and eligibility checks priced separately. Request a written quote.
- 03
Jane App
Online booking, charting, billing and telehealth software for health and wellness clinics such as physiotherapy, chiropractic, massage and counseling.
- Best for
- Small and mid-sized wellness and allied health clinics that want polished online booking, charting, payments and telehealth at a low monthly price.
- Pricing
- Published monthly plans, shown in Canadian dollars on the page we checked: Balance CAD $59 (limited appointments), Practice CAD $79 and Thrive CAD $99, each including one full-time practitioner, with additional practitioner licenses. Insurance billing is a CAD $20 per month add-on plus a per-practitioner fee. Confirm U.S. dollar pricing with Jane.
- 04
ChiroHD
A browser-based chiropractic electronic health record (EHR) bundled with SKED scheduling, patient texting, a patient app and marketing tools.
- Best for
- Cash and insurance chiropractic practices that want the EHR, scheduling, reminders, reactivation campaigns and a patient app from one vendor.
- Pricing
- Published monthly bundles with SKED: $339, $549, $649 and $819 per month by tier, plus a one-time $799 implementation fee and $499 for EHR data migration. Texting is billed per message on the entry tier. Confirm what counts as a provider in a written quote.
- 05
ChiroSpring
A cloud chiropractic EHR and practice management system with SOAP templates and macros, texting reminders and optional marketing and AI add-ons.
- Best for
- Single-provider and small chiropractic practices that want fast, templated SOAP notes and published tiered pricing.
- Pricing
- Published: 360 at $149, 360 Pro at $249 (one provider) and 360 Pro+ at $299 (two providers) per month. A clearinghouse add-on is $149 per month for 1,000 claims, with marketing and AI add-ons priced separately.
- 06
Eclipse
A long-running chiropractic EHR and billing system, sold as Windows software or as the browser-based ECLIPSE EHR Cloud subscription.
- Best for
- Established chiropractic and physical therapy practices that want a low monthly price, deep billing setup and a vendor with decades in the field.
- Pricing
- Published: ECLIPSE EHR Cloud base pricing is $99 per month including two users, online scheduling and online intake, with add-ons such as intake signatures, a patient portal and a clearinghouse interface priced separately.
- 07
ClinicMind
Genesis Chiropractic Software is now ClinicMind: a chiropractic EHR with AI notes, billing and optional revenue cycle management (RCM) services.
- Best for
- Chiropractic practices that want the EHR plus an outsourced billing team, with per-visit pricing instead of a flat subscription.
- Pricing
- Published from $2 per visit, plus a share of insurance reimbursement for the full billing service or a per-claim fee for in-house billing. Add-ons include e-prescribing from $48 per prescriber per month. Monthly pricing is available on request.
- 08
Atlas
A Canadian chiropractic and allied health practice system with scheduling, SOAP notes, a branded patient app and insurance billing.
- Best for
- Cash and family-focused chiropractic practices, including clinics in Canada, that want simple month-to-month pricing and patient engagement tools.
- Pricing
- Published: Essential $99 per month (one provider), Professional $199 (two providers) and Unlimited $340, month to month, plus text message credits and extra licenses.
Before you decide
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Book a demoWhat should a chiropractic EMR do for personal injury cases?
Look for intake that records the accident history and the referring attorney, a way to sign and track liens, separate billing for insurance and personal injury cases, and reports or records the firm can get without staff faxing them. Ambula covers these with digital intake, dictation, custom treatment templates, lien billing, a Lawyer Portal and case reports.
How much does chiropractic EMR software cost?
Published prices on this list run from about $99 per month to several hundred dollars per month, and some vendors charge per visit, per claim or by add-on. Setup, migration and clearinghouse fees can add to the total, so ask for a written quote. Ambula is $300 per provider per month for an independent practice.
Do chiropractic EMRs handle personal injury liens?
Some do in part. ClinicMind describes lien-aware billing, and ChiroHD's training covers setting up personal injury cases, but most vendors here don't describe lien forms or attorney access publicly as of October 2026. Ask each vendor to show a lien case from intake to settlement in a demo. Ambula signs liens at intake and keeps the balance on the case ledger.
Can one EMR handle insurance and personal injury patients?
Yes. Ambula bills insurance claims through clearinghouses and runs lien billing for personal injury cases in the same EMR, so a mixed-payer chiropractic clinic doesn't need two systems.
How did you make this list?
We reviewed each vendor's public website, pricing and documentation as of October 2026. We didn't test the products. Features and prices change, so confirm details with each vendor before you buy.
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