ChiroTouch is built for clinics that need the full enterprise toolset. If you're an independent chiropractor, you may be paying clinic-scale prices for capacity you never use. Here are the realistic alternatives, and how to think about the trade-offs.
| Grit | The trade-off | |
|---|---|---|
| Grit | $49/mo + $20/provider · chiropractic-specific · modern · insurance optional (+$20/mo) · no contract | The newest entrant — no decades-long track record yet |
| Jane | ~$54/mo per practitioner (est.) · polished · multi-discipline | Not chiropractic-first |
| ChiroFusion | ~$129/mo (est.) · built-in clearinghouse | Assumes insurance billing; dated UX |
| Pure Chiro Notes | ~$149/mo (est.) · cash/membership focus | Higher price for a narrower focus |
Stay with ChiroTouch (or another enterprise system) if your clinic leans on its implementation services, its integration ecosystem, or multi-location management. That's what the price buys, and it's worth it when you use it.
If you're independent, Grit is the focused, modern alternative: chiropractic SOAP notes, scheduling, patient portal, messaging, text reminders, payments, and optional insurance billing — $49/month, no setup fee, no contract.
Among purpose-built chiropractic options, Grit at $49/month (one provider, unlimited staff accounts) sits below the typical entry price of chiropractic-specific EHRs. Generic wellness tools can be cheaper but are not chiropractic-specific.
Common reasons include price (entry plans reported around $159/month plus setup and add-on fees), contract commitments, and paying for enterprise capacity a small practice never opens.
Yes. Grit is built specifically for the independent chiropractor — modern and chiropractic-specific, with insurance billing as an optional $20/month add-on instead of the whole architecture.
A modern chiropractic EHR for independent practices — $49/month, no contract. We'll reach out before launch.
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