Jane App review and pricing for personal injury practices.

Jane is a popular booking, charting and billing app for allied health clinics. 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

Jane App

Chiropractic and physical therapy

Starting price
CA$59per monthCanadian dollars on its pricing page
Our comparison
5/9needs described publicly

Our verdict

Choose Jane App for small and mid-sized wellness and allied health clinics that want polished online booking, charting, payments and telehealth at a low monthly price.

Choose Ambula for chiropractic, physical therapy, pain management and orthopedic practices that treat personal injury patients and need signed liens, attorney access and case reports in the same record.

Pros

  • Published, low monthly prices with admin staff profiles at no charge
  • Online booking, waitlists and self check-in designed for busy front desks
  • U.S. insurance claims through an integrated Claim.MD connection, as an add-on
  • A lawyer can be added as a payer and invoiced, including at settlement

Cons for personal injury practices

  • No attorney portal or case reports described publicly
  • No personal injury intake with accident history described
  • Prices on the pricing page are in Canadian dollars, so confirm U.S. pricing
  • E-prescribing isn't described, which matters to clinics with prescribers

What Jane App is.

Jane is practice management and charting software from a company based in North Vancouver, British Columbia, that began as a booking tool for a local clinic. It serves health and wellness practitioners such as physiotherapists, chiropractors, massage therapists and counselors in Canada, the U.S. and elsewhere. Online booking, charting, intake forms, telehealth and invoicing are included in every plan, with insurance billing, an AI scribe and payroll as add-ons.

Jane App vs. Ambula, feature by feature.

Jane App’s column comes from its public materials as of October 2026.

Tap a row for detailsAmbulaJane App

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

    Jane App: Partly or by plan. A lawyer can be set up as the payer and invoiced at settlement under a direction to pay; no lien form or lien balance described.

  • Attorney access to records and bills

    Ambula: Lawyer Portal, where firms see only the records and bills you approve

    Jane App: Not listed publicly.

  • Bills sent to law offices

    Ambula: Itemized bills, CMS 1500 and UB04 forms, sent to the firm automatically

    Jane App: Listed. Invoices can go to a lawyer set up as a third-party payer; the guide's examples are Canadian.

  • Case reports for the attorney

    Ambula: Case reports built from the chart

    Jane App: Not listed publicly.

  • Digital intake with the accident history

    Ambula: Patients describe the accident and their pain at home, before the first visit

    Jane App: Partly or by plan. Online intake forms are included; no personal injury accident history template described.

Clinical and front desk

  • Controlled-substance prescribing

    Ambula: Electronic prescribing of controlled substances (EPCS) with prescription drug monitoring program (PDMP) checks

    Jane App: Not listed publicly.

  • Surgery center and office on one record

    Ambula: Ambulatory surgery center (ASC) charting, anesthesia record and office charting share one record

    Jane App: Not listed publicly.

  • Scheduling and reminders

    Ambula: Online scheduling with email and SMS reminders

    Jane App: Listed. Branded online booking, email reminders and SMS reminders where available.

Billing and price

  • Insurance and personal injury patients

    Ambula: Both in one EMR, with insurance claims sent through clearinghouses

    Jane App: Partly or by plan. U.S. insurance billing is a paid add-on on Practice and Thrive, with Claim.MD as the built-in clearinghouse.

  • Published pricing$300CA$59

    Ambula: $300 per provider per month; $750 per operating room per month for surgery centers

    Jane App: 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.

Listed publicly Partly, or depends on plan Not listed publicly (not the same as “can’t”)

See it in Ambula.

The three personal injury rows above, in the product. Pick a workflow.

What each costs.

Jane App

CA$59per month

Ambula

$300per provider, per month

Jane App: Canadian dollars on its 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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Jane App is a trademark of its owner. Ambula is not affiliated with or endorsed by Jane App.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

What practices ask about Jane App and Ambula.

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How much does Jane App cost?

Jane's pricing page lists Balance at CAD $59, Practice at CAD $79 and Thrive at CAD $99 per month, each including one full-time practitioner, with additional practitioner licenses on top. Insurance billing is an add-on at CAD $20 per month plus $5 per additional full-time practitioner, and the AI scribe is CAD $15 per practitioner per month. Card processing is charged per transaction. Confirm U.S. dollar pricing with Jane. Ambula is $300 per provider per month for an independent practice.

Jane App or SimplePractice: which fits a clinic better?

They aim at different clinics. SimplePractice is built mainly for therapists and other behavioral health professionals, with published plans from $49 to $99 per month. Jane is built for multi-practitioner wellness and allied health clinics, with richer booking, rooms and waitlists. Neither describes signed liens, an attorney portal or case reports for personal injury cases, which is the work Ambula is built around.

Does Jane App handle personal injury liens?

Jane lets you set up a lawyer as the payer and invoice them, including payment at settlement under a direction to pay. We couldn't find lien forms, lien balance tracking or attorney portal access in its public materials as of October 2026. Ambula signs liens at intake, keeps the balance on the case ledger and gives firms a Lawyer Portal.

Can I move my data from Jane App 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 Jane App? See your case in Ambula.

Thirty minutes. Bring a real personal injury case and we'll walk it from intake to the Lawyer Portal.

Ambula
$300 per provider/month

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