Your practice's patient records, in one calm place

Chiro is a patient record for chiropractors: intake and health history with red flags, SOAP notes with findings and adjustments by spinal segment, treatment plans and re-exams, outcome measures over time, the schedule, billing and insurer-ready receipts, x-rays and documents.

Set up your practiceLog in

Sign in with a one-time email link or a passkey. No passwords to forget.

Notes the way you chart

Subjective, objective, assessment and plan, with the day's pain and progress, complaint areas, vitals and exam, and a grid from the occiput to the pelvis for subluxations, tenderness, hypertonicity, listings, adjustments and techniques. Copy the last visit's findings, insert your own snippets, sign when it's done. A signed note never changes; addenda go below it.

Plans, re-exams and outcomes

Treatment plans in phases (3 a week for 4 weeks, then 2 a week...), how far along each patient is, and when a re-exam is due. Oswestry, Neck Disability Index, PSFS and other measures charted over time, with how each score reads.

The front desk too

A schedule with a column per doctor, repeating bookings, arrivals and no-shows. Registration with insurance (extended health, accident and workers' compensation claims), a fee schedule you set (Canadian service codes and ICD-10, or CPT and ICD-10-CM), payments split between patient and insurer, receipts with your registration number, and a day sheet.

Built for health records

Roles: front desk staff don't see clinical notes. Health card and insurance numbers, health histories, notes and every uploaded file are encrypted. Every look at a chart is logged, sessions sign out when idle, and administrators can export everything.

Free, for any size of practice

Set up your practice, invite your associates and front desk, and start with your next patient. Moving from another system? Chart numbers can be kept, and documents uploaded as they are.

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Chiro helps you keep records; you remain responsible for meeting your regulator's and your privacy law's requirements (in Ontario, the CCO's record-keeping standard and PHIPA). See the privacy policy.