ChiroScribe
6.5#12 in chiropractic practice softwareFrom $179 a monthiOSWeb
VisitChiroScribe vs EMR Chiro
What both publish
| Fact | ChiroScribe | EMR Chiro |
|---|---|---|
| Intended users | The maker describes workflows for solo chiropractors, multi-provider practices, auto accident and PI practices, Medicare chiropractors, and new chiropractors. | The FAQ says the product supports chiropractic, physical therapy, medical, and ancillary services with more than 1,500 templates. |
| Purpose | ChiroScribe turns visit recordings into provider-reviewed SOAP drafts for chiropractors. | EMR Chiro describes its product as a chiropractic EMR, billing, and practice management platform built for chiropractic practices. |
| Security | The maker states that PHI is encrypted at rest with AES-256 field-level encryption, data uses TLS 1.3 in transit, and PHI access is audit logged. | The site describes portal messaging and faxing as HIPAA-compliant, and says faxing is encrypted and audit-logged. |
| Support | The help center lists email support and says the team typically responds within 24 hours. | Support includes an in-product AI assistant, video library, AdvancedMD after-hours support and direct EMR support phone numbers. |
ChiroScribe plans
- Solo$179 a month
- Practice$299 a month
- EnterprisePriced on request
EMR Chiro plans
- AI SOAP package$100 a month
- EMR, Practice Management + Billing & Collections$350 a month
- EMR + Practice Management Services$499 a month
- Onboarding$1,200, paid once
Pick ChiroScribe if…
ChiroScribe is intended for solo chiropractors and multi-provider practices, including auto accident, PI, and Medicare workflows. It may suit practices seeking a documentation layer that works alongside an existing EHR.
Pick EMR Chiro if…
EMR Chiro is intended for chiropractic practices seeking records, documentation, billing, and practice management tools. Its FAQ also describes support for physical therapy, medical, and ancillary services.