ChiroSpring 360

ChiroSpring 360 is cloud-based chiropractic practice management software for scheduling, clinical documentation, billing, and patient engagement. Its SOAP notes use customizable templates and macros, with more than 50 templates listed. Billing tools include automatic claim creation, claim scrubbing, and ERA posting; the Clearinghouse add-on includes a TriZetto account and connection. Appointment reminders can be sent by email, text, or voice, while GrowthHub plans add patient messaging and engagement features. The optional ChiroSpring AI add-on includes an AI Scribe, note rewriting, summaries of up to 30 notes, and a claims assistant that predicts payment likelihood for a CPT code. The software requires no installation and runs on Mac, PC, iPad, Android, and Chromebook; separate provider and patient apps are listed. Plans start at $149/mo, and there is no free plan. The maker says patient data is backed up in three U.S. locations and describes ChiroSpring AI as HIPAA compliant. Its FAQ advises providers to obtain consent before AI recording or transcription, with requirements varying by state.

ChiroSpring 360 combines core practice workflows with optional AI and patient engagement add-ons. Its starting price, add-on structure, and consent considerations are relevant to a purchasing decision.

ChiroSpring 360 suits chiropractic practices seeking cloud tools for notes, billing, scheduling, and patient engagement. Practices considering AI features should account for the maker's guidance to obtain patient consent before recording or transcription.

Overview

ChiroSpring 360 is cloud-based practice-management software for chiropractic practices that want clinical records, scheduling, billing and patient communication in one system. It is best suited to clinics that value chiropractic workflows and can match a monthly plan to their provider count and messaging needs. Its broad workflow coverage is appealing, but costs can rise with add-ons and usage.

Key features

Clinical documentation and AI

Customizable SOAP-note templates and macros, with more than 50 templates listed, give practices options for structuring clinical documentation. ChiroSpring AI adds an AI Scribe, note rewriting, summaries of up to 30 notes, and a claims assistant that predicts payment likelihood for a CPT code. Those tools may suit teams seeking help with documentation and claim decisions, but AI is a separate add-on for Pro or Pro+ plans. The maker describes ChiroSpring AI as HIPAA compliant and advises providers to obtain consent before recording or transcribing patients, since requirements vary by state.

Billing and patient engagement

Automatic claim creation, claim scrubbing and ERA posting support insurance billing. The separate Clearinghouse plan includes a TriZetto account and connection; the ERA Center is described as working with any clearinghouse. Appointment reminders can be sent by email, text or voice. GrowthHub plans add patient messaging and engagement features, making them a separate consideration for clinics that need more than reminders.

Access, support and security

ChiroSpring offers separate provider and patient apps, including ChiroSpring 360 and PatientHub 360 on the App Store. The maker says the cloud software runs on Mac, PC, iPad, Android and Chromebook without installation. Patient data is backed up 24/7 in three U.S. locations. Subscription pricing includes training videos, live training and access to a 24/7 in-product Help Center; weekday technical support runs 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. CST, and inquiries receive same-business-day responses.

Pricing

There is no free plan. The starting price is $149/mo; listed monthly plan prices clarify how provider seats, messaging and billing quotas differ:

The lower 360 tier has one provider and a smaller message allowance than 360 Pro, while the two-provider 360 Pro+ tier costs more. GrowthHub tiers scale text quotas, with per-message overages applying across them. Clearinghouse usage also has claim and verification caps, so high-volume practices should account for overage charges. The AI add-on is not a standalone plan; the stated eligibility is Pro or Pro+.

Platforms

ChiroSpring 360 supports Android, iOS and web. The maker also says it runs on Mac, PC, iPad and Chromebook through its cloud software, without installation.

Who it's for

Chiropractic practices seeking SOAP notes, care plans, patient records, scheduling, reminders and insurance billing in a cloud system will find the core offering aligned with their workflows. Clinics that want AI documentation tools, higher-volume patient engagement or a TriZetto connection can add those services. Practices that need a free entry tier, or do not want to manage separate add-ons and message or claims overages, should consider other options.

Pros and cons

Pros

• Chiropractic-focused workflow coverage: SOAP notes, care plans, records, reminders and insurance billing are part of the product's stated scope.
• Configurable documentation: Customizable templates and macros, with more than 50 templates listed, offer clinics multiple starting points for notes.
• Multiple communication options: Email, text and voice reminders are available, with separate GrowthHub plans for messaging and engagement.
• Flexible access: Cloud use without installation and separate provider and patient apps support use across the stated platforms.

Cons

• No free plan: The entry point is a paid monthly plan, so there is no free tier for evaluating or running the software.
• Usage limits can add cost: Message, claim and verification allowances have stated overage charges, which matter for busy practices.
• Several capabilities are separate purchases: Clearinghouse, GrowthHub and AI are distinct plans or add-ons rather than a single all-inclusive price.
• AI recording requires care: Providers are advised to obtain patient consent, and requirements vary by state.

Alternatives

For other options in this category, see Chiropractic Practice Software.

• Soap Notes is worth considering if a free plan and a cap of up to five active clients suit your needs.
• IMS for Chiropractic is another paid option with Android, iOS, self-hosted and web platforms.
• Platinum System may suit buyers seeking a paid option with a $299 a month Align plan covering EHR, charting, SOAP notes, scheduling, billing, payments, reporting, analytics and AI posture, ROM and X-ray integration.
• PracticeEHR Chiropractic EHR offers paid plans described as supporting unlimited patients, with custom pricing.
• ChiroScribe may be a fit for a practice focused on SOAP notes: its Solo plan is $179 a month for individual practitioners and unlimited SOAP notes, and it offers a free trial.
• EZBIS is a paid alternative available on Android, iOS, macOS, self-hosted and Windows.
• MERIDIQ is another paid option with a free trial and a Booking plan priced at £5 a month per user.
• WritePad EHR may appeal to practices seeking a listed $99 a month starting plan for one provider and one site license, with a $495 set up installation fee.

Verdict

ChiroSpring 360 is a strong fit for chiropractic clinics that want core practice workflows together and value optional AI, patient engagement and clearinghouse services. Its main advantage is the breadth of chiropractic-oriented documentation, billing and communication tools in a cloud system. Look elsewhere if a free plan is essential or if per-provider pricing, separate add-ons and usage-based overages do not fit your budget or workflow.