ChiroTouch review and pricing for personal injury practices.
ChiroTouch is one of the best-known chiropractic EHRs, and it has personal injury charting tools. Here's what it does well, what it costs, and how it compares with Ambula when your clinic treats personal injury patients.
Written by
The Ambula team
Updated
October 2026
Checked against
4 public sources
Ambula makes a competing EMR. We review from public sources only and link every one. How we review
ChiroTouch
Chiropractic and physical therapy
- Starting price
- $159per monthfrom an earlier ChiroTouch pricing page
- Our comparison
- 3/9needs described publicly
Our verdict
Choose ChiroTouch 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.
Choose Ambula for chiropractic, pain management and orthopedic practices that treat personal injury patients and need liens, attorney access and case reports in the same record as insurance billing.
Pros
- Built for chiropractic workflows rather than adapted from general medicine
- Personal injury macros, with intake questions for motor vehicle accidents and research citations in the note
- Insurance billing with eligibility checks, claim scrubbing and electronic remittance posting
- No long-term contract required, according to its pricing page
Cons for personal injury practices
- No lien workflow or attorney portal described publicly
- No case reports for the attorney described publicly
- Current plan prices aren't published, and several features are paid add-ons
What ChiroTouch is.
ChiroTouch is electronic health record (EHR) and practice management software built only for chiropractors. The company cites more than 36,000 providers and 12,500 practices. It covers scheduling, SOAP notes with macros, an AI assistant called Rheo, payments and, on its insurance-billing plans, claims through integrated clearinghouses. Its BulletTouch PI macro set adds personal injury documentation and accident-specific intake questions.
ChiroTouch vs. Ambula, feature by feature.
ChiroTouch’s column comes from its public materials as of October 2026.
Personal injury work
Liens on personal injury cases
Ambula: Lien forms signed digitally at intake, with the lien balance on the case ledger through settlement
ChiroTouch: Not listed publicly.
Liens on personal injury cases
Lien forms signed digitally at intake, with the lien balance on the case ledger through settlement
Not listed publicly.
Attorney access to records and bills
Ambula: Lawyer Portal, where firms see only the records and bills you approve
ChiroTouch: Not listed publicly.
Attorney access to records and bills
Lawyer Portal, where firms see only the records and bills you approve
Not listed publicly.
Bills sent to law offices
Ambula: Itemized bills, CMS 1500 and UB04 forms, sent to the firm automatically
ChiroTouch: Not listed publicly.
Bills sent to law offices
Itemized bills, CMS 1500 and UB04 forms, sent to the firm automatically
Not listed publicly.
Case reports for the attorney
Ambula: Case reports built from the chart
ChiroTouch: Not listed publicly.
Case reports for the attorney
Case reports built from the chart
Not listed publicly.
Digital intake with the accident history
Ambula: Patients describe the accident and their pain at home, before the first visit
ChiroTouch: Partly or by plan. Digital intake forms, and its personal injury macros describe accident questions such as seating position and airbag deployment.
Digital intake with the accident history
Patients describe the accident and their pain at home, before the first visit
Partly or by plan. Digital intake forms, and its personal injury macros describe accident questions such as seating position and airbag deployment.
Clinical and front desk
Controlled-substance prescribing
Ambula: Electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) with prescription drug monitoring program (PDMP) checks
ChiroTouch: Not listed publicly.
Controlled-substance prescribing
Electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) with prescription drug monitoring program (PDMP) checks
Not listed publicly.
Surgery center and office on one record
Ambula: Ambulatory surgery center (ASC) charting, anesthesia record and office charting share one record
ChiroTouch: Not listed publicly.
Surgery center and office on one record
Ambulatory surgery center (ASC) charting, anesthesia record and office charting share one record
Not listed publicly.
Scheduling and reminders
Ambula: Online scheduling with email and SMS reminders
ChiroTouch: Listed. Scheduling with automated text and email reminders; some engagement features are add-ons.
Scheduling and reminders
Online scheduling with email and SMS reminders
Listed. Scheduling with automated text and email reminders; some engagement features are add-ons.
Billing and price
Insurance and personal injury patients
Ambula: Both in one EMR, with insurance claims sent through clearinghouses
ChiroTouch: Listed. The insurance-billing plan uses integrated clearinghouses and names personal injury among the claim types it supports.
Insurance and personal injury patients
Both in one EMR, with insurance claims sent through clearinghouses
Listed. The insurance-billing plan uses integrated clearinghouses and names personal injury among the claim types it supports.
Published pricing$300$159
Ambula: $300 per provider per month; $750 per operating room per month for surgery centers
ChiroTouch: 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.
Published pricing
$300 per provider per month; $750 per operating room per month for surgery centers
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.
See it in Ambula.
The three personal injury rows above, in the product. Pick a workflow.
- 01The case starts complete.Patients finish the intake packet on their own device before the first visit, and the answers land in the case record.
- 02Firms check the case themselves.The practice decides what each firm can see. Lawyers open approved records, bills, lien documents and status in their browser.
- 03Reports built from the chart.Pick the encounters that belong in the report, apply your template, and share it with the authorized recipient.
What each costs.
ChiroTouch
$159per month
Ambula
$300per provider, per month
ChiroTouch: from an earlier ChiroTouch pricing page. Ambula surgery centers: $750 per operating room, per month.
Written by the Ambula team
Ambula sells a competing EMR
How we review
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.
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ChiroTouch is a trademark of its owner. Ambula is not affiliated with or endorsed by ChiroTouch.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
What practices ask about ChiroTouch and Ambula.
Still have a question?
Book a demoHow much does ChiroTouch cost?
ChiroTouch's current pricing page lists Start, Grow and Scale plans but asks you to book a demo for prices. An earlier ChiroTouch pricing page listed Core from $159 per month for cash-based practices and Advanced from $299 per month for insurance billing, with add-ons such as intake forms ($59.95 per month) and eligibility checks ($29.95 per month) on top. Ask for a written quote. Ambula is $300 per provider per month for an independent practice.
Does ChiroTouch handle personal injury cases?
Partly. ChiroTouch offers personal injury macros for documentation, with intake questions for motor vehicle accidents, and its insurance-billing plan names personal injury among supported claim types. We couldn't find a lien workflow, attorney portal or case report in its public materials as of October 2026, so ask the vendor to show one in a demo. Ambula signs liens at intake, keeps the balance on the case ledger and gives firms a Lawyer Portal.
Can I bill insurance and personal injury cases in Ambula?
Yes. Ambula bills insurance claims through clearinghouses and runs lien billing for personal injury cases in the same EMR, so mixed-payer chiropractic clinics don't need two systems.
Can I move my data from ChiroTouch to Ambula?
If your data is structured, such as Excel or CSV exports, or scanned documents, Ambula can migrate it and works directly with your current EMR vendor. Migration is one of the services billed separately.
Coming from ChiroTouch? See your case in Ambula.
Thirty minutes. Bring a real personal injury case and we'll walk it from intake to the Lawyer Portal.