Now in alpha — onboarding founding practices
Adjust patients,
not software.
SimpliChiro is the chiropractic EHR that takes clicks out of your day — scheduling, intake, SOAP notes, insurance claims, and payments in one fast, modern system.
Built hands-on in a real clinic. No demos with sales reps — just the product.
Insurance billing is built in, not bolted on
- No clearinghouse account to open
- No portal to log into
- No files to export and upload
The Platform
Run the whole practice from one place
From the moment a patient books to the moment the claim is paid — one system, one source of truth.
01 · SOAP Notes
Chart a visit in seconds, not minutes
Most visits look a lot like the last one — so SimpliChiro starts there. Findings and plan carry forward from the prior visit; you confirm what changed, sign, and move on.
- Carry forward from the last visit — touch only what changed
- Smart ICD-10 search that speaks chiropractic
- Open today's note straight from the schedule
02 · Claims & AutoFix
Claims that fix themselves
AutoFix catches the validation errors that get claims rejected — missing diagnosis pointers, place-of-service defaults, Medicare AT modifiers — and corrects them before they reach the payer. Then every claim is tracked through to the ERA.
- Errors corrected automatically before they cost you a denial
- Electronic submission — no clearinghouse portal, no file exports
- Work queue watches aging claims and denials for you
03 · Billing & Payments
Every dollar, accounted for
Charges, insurance payments, and patient payments all land on one ledger-backed balance — so the number on the screen is the number that's true. No spreadsheet reconciliation at month end.
- Ledger-backed balances that always add up
- Take card payments at the front desk
- ERA payments reconcile against claims automatically
04 · Insurance
Primary, secondary, tertiary — handled
Carrier priorities live on the patient's case, so claims route in the right order without anyone thinking about it. Verification workflows keep coverage current before the patient is on the table.
- Carrier priority per case, applied automatically
- Coverage verification with visit-limit tracking
- Medicare AT modifiers applied automatically
05 · Intake
Paperwork done before they walk in
Send new patients a secure link. They fill in their history, sign consents, and add their insurance from their phone — and it lands in the chart for your review, not in a scanner tray.
- Intake, consents, and e-signature from any device
- Review and import straight into the patient chart
- Insurance details flow into the case — entered once
Also in the box
The rest of the front desk, handled
Prepaid care plans
Packages and memberships that draw down visit by visit.
Superbills & reimbursement packets
One click for cash patients who submit to insurance themselves.
Patient statements
Generated from the ledger, sent, and tracked — no reconciling first.
Card payments at checkout
Tap, swipe, saved card, or cash — recorded on the ledger instantly.
Appointment reminders
Automatic email reminders that follow your rules, not ours.
Standing appointments
Recurring visits booked in one step, priced by your fee schedules.
Why SimpliChiro
It just works.
Most practice software was designed for billing departments, then retrofitted for clinicians. SimpliChiro is built the other way around — for the person standing with a patient, with three principles we refuse to compromise on.
Fewer clicks
Every workflow is measured in clicks, and every click has to earn its place. Common actions surface themselves; rare ones stay out of the way.
Smart defaults
The system already knows the patient, the carrier, and what happened last visit — so it fills that in. You only touch what changed.
Enter it once
Demographics, diagnoses, and charges flow from intake to note to claim to ledger. Nothing gets typed twice.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Limited alpha spots
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