ChiroTouch Vs Jane: Which Chiropractic Software Fits Your Practice In 2026?

ChiroTouch and Jane both show up on most chiropractic software shortlists, but they come from very different places. ChiroTouch is built only for chiropractors and leans hard into insurance billing, compliance checks and AI charting. Jane is a multidisciplinary clinic platform used across dozens of health professions, with simple published pricing and a strong online booking experience. Choosing between them comes down to how your practice gets paid, how many disciplines work under your roof, and how much you want to know about cost before you take a demo.

To build this ChiroTouch vs Jane comparison, we checked every feature and pricing claim against each vendor’s own website at the time of writing. Where a vendor does not publish a figure, we say so rather than guess. If you are still building a shortlist, our chiropractic marketing hub collects the full set of software and marketing guides for clinics, and our ranked list of the best chiropractic EHR software covers more options.

Quick verdict: choose ChiroTouch if you are a chiropractic-only practice that bills insurance, Medicare, personal injury or workers’ compensation and you want chiropractic-specific billing tools, compliance scanning and AI documentation under one vendor. Choose Jane if you run a cash-heavy or mixed-discipline clinic, care most about online booking and the patient experience, and want pricing you can read on a web page before you talk to sales.

ChiroTouch Vs Jane At A Glance

Feature	ChiroTouch	Jane
Deployment	Cloud EHR and practice management; ChiroTouch also supports existing server customers	Cloud, browser based
Best for	Chiropractic-only practices, especially insurance billing	Multidisciplinary and cash-focused clinics
Scheduling	Smart scheduling with natural-language booking, automated reminders	Online booking site, staggered and overlapping appointments, waitlist on Thrive
Documentation	Rheo AI charting and AI Scribe, custom SOAP templates, Compliance Scan	Custom chart templates, spine chart, AI Scribe add-on
Billing and claims	Billing Suite and integrated clearinghouse add-ons, eligibility checks, ERA auto-posting	Insurance Billing add-on via Claim.MD (separate account), superbills and CMS 1500s
Patient portal and intake	Patient portal and digital intake with AI summarization on every plan	Intake forms, secure messaging and branded booking site on every plan
Pricing model	Quote-based (Start, Grow and Scale tiers)	Published monthly plans plus per-practitioner fees and add-ons
Integrations	Fullscript, Trizetto and Change Healthcare claims connections, CT Pay	Jane Payments, Claim.MD, Telus eClaims in Canada
Support	Unlimited support, guided onboarding and dedicated onboarding specialist	Unlimited chat, email and phone support, free data imports

What Is ChiroTouch?

ChiroTouch is chiropractic EHR and practice management software that covers scheduling, charting, billing, patient management and reporting. The company markets the current product as cloud-based, and its contact page still lists separate support lines for cloud and server customers. ChiroTouch organizes its pitch around two practice types: ChiroTouch Core for cash-based practices and ChiroTouch Advanced for practices that bill insurance.

The headline feature in 2026 is Rheo, ChiroTouch’s AI assistant. According to ChiroTouch, Rheo transcribes English speech during a visit in real time, saves a text transcript and chart note without storing the audio, and turns digital intake responses into SOAP-ready drafts. A Compliance Scan reviews notes and billing codes to flag documentation gaps before claims go out. Around the core product, ChiroTouch sells a set of add-ons, including CT Pay for payments, CT InForms for intake, CT Verify for eligibility checks and CT SmartFit for exercise programs.

What Is Jane?

Jane is a cloud practice management platform built for many kinds of clinics, not only chiropractors. Jane says it is used by more than 240,000 practitioners across over 40 disciplines, which is why you will often find it in clinics that combine chiropractic with physiotherapy, massage therapy or acupuncture under one schedule.

Every Jane plan includes a custom-branded online booking site, 1:1 telehealth, secure messaging, intake forms, superbills and CMS 1500s, and five free AI Scribe notes. For chiropractors specifically, Jane offers a spine chart that lets you check off the joints you treated or mobilized on each side and add notes alongside the diagram, and its scheduler supports staggered setups with overlapping patients, which matters for high-volume adjusting days.

Documentation And SOAP Notes

ChiroTouch has the deeper chiropractic documentation toolkit. Its Advanced edition comes with preloaded templates, automated CPT code bundles, and prebuilt or custom SOAP macros, and Rheo drafts SOAP notes from intake data, typed context and prior notes. ChiroTouch says the generated content is appended without overwriting diagnosis codes or charges. The pricing page splits AI features by tier: Start includes basic AI charting, while Grow adds the AI Scribe and advanced AI charting.

Jane’s charting is flexible rather than chiropractic-first. You build chart templates from parts, use phrase shortcuts, set default ICD-10 codes, and add the spine chart where it fits. AI Scribe is available on every plan, with five free notes and then an add-on fee for unlimited use. Practices that want a ready-made chiropractic note structure out of the box will find more of it in ChiroTouch; practices that want to design their own templates, or share one charting system across several disciplines, often prefer Jane’s approach.

• ChiroTouch: chiropractic templates, CPT code bundles, SOAP macros, Rheo AI drafting and Compliance Scan
• Jane: custom chart templates, spine chart, phrase shortcuts, default ICD-10 codes, AI Scribe add-on

Scheduling And Patient Experience

This is where Jane is strongest. Its branded online booking site lets patients choose treatments and providers, reschedule and receive reminders, and the Practice and Thrive plans include unlimited free SMS appointment reminders (Jane notes SMS availability varies by region). The Thrive plan adds patient self check-in, automated waitlist management, return visit reminders, packages and memberships, and ratings and reviews. For a clinic that sells care plans or memberships and wants patients to book themselves, that is a lot of functionality in one subscription.

ChiroTouch takes a different route, focusing on front desk speed. Its Smart Scheduling lets staff create, reschedule and find availability using natural language, and every plan includes automated text and email reminders, a patient portal and digital intake with AI summarization. Patient engagement features scale with the tier: Grow adds reputation management, automatic patient recall and multi-location support, and Scale adds an AI review responder, AI-powered campaigns and lead management.

One practical gap: ChiroTouch’s product pages we reviewed do not mention telehealth, while Jane includes 1:1 telehealth on every plan and sells group telehealth as an add-on. If virtual visits are part of your model, confirm the current ChiroTouch position during your demo.

Billing And Claims

If insurance is a large share of your revenue, this section probably decides the comparison. ChiroTouch Advanced is built for private insurance, Medicare, personal injury and workers’ compensation billing. Its pricing page lists a CT Billing Suite add-on (practice ledger, bulk statements and superbills, advanced AR views and AI compliance scans) and an Integrated Clearinghouse add-on that requires the Billing Suite. The clearinghouse covers electronic claims submission, claims scrubbing, real-time eligibility verification and ERA auto-posting, with either volume-based pricing tied to monthly claim volume or an unlimited option subject to a fair use policy. ChiroTouch also offers claims connections through Trizetto (CT ProClear) and Change Healthcare (CT MaxClear).

Jane handles US insurance through an Insurance Billing add-on that runs on Claim.MD. You need your own Claim.MD account, and Jane states the clearinghouse account is not included in the Jane subscription. Inside Jane you can check eligibility before appointments, send claims individually or in batches, receive and apply ERAs, fix and resubmit rejected claims, and print CMS-1500 forms when paper billing is required. In Canada, Jane connects to Telus eClaims. It is a capable setup for clinics with moderate insurance volume, but it is a general billing workflow rather than one designed around chiropractic-specific rules such as Medicare active treatment documentation.

If billing is your main concern, our list of the best chiropractic billing software compares more tools built for in-house claims work.

Pricing

Jane publishes its prices. At time of writing, Jane lists three plans in US dollars: Balance at $59 per month (one practitioner, limited to 20 appointments a month), Practice at $79 per month (includes one full-time practitioner, unlimited appointments and staff profiles) and Thrive at $99 per month (everything in Practice plus rooms and equipment, self check-in, waitlist, packages and memberships). Additional practitioners on Practice and Thrive are billed per month, with separate rates for part-time practitioners (under 24 booked hours a week) and full-time practitioners. Jane does not offer a free trial, but it provides a demo and an unlimited-use demo account.

Jane Add-On	Listed Price At Time Of Writing
AI Scribe (unlimited)	$15 per month per opted-in practitioner
Group Telehealth	$15 per month per opted-in practitioner
Insurance Billing	$20 per month, plus $5 per additional full-time or $2.50 per additional part-time practitioner
Jane Websites	$59 per month per clinic
Jane Payments	2.85% + $0.25 online, 2.6% + $0.10 in person

ChiroTouch does not publish prices. Its pricing page lists three tiers, Start, Grow and Scale, and asks you to contact sales or book a demo for a quote. Your cost will depend on the tier, the number of providers and locations, and which add-ons you need, especially the Billing Suite and clearinghouse, whose claims pricing is based on monthly claim volume. ChiroTouch also mentions special pricing for new practices through its CT Launch program. For a deeper look at what drives the quote, see our ChiroTouch review and pricing breakdown.

Support And Onboarding

Both vendors include support in the subscription. ChiroTouch says every plan includes unlimited support and guided onboarding, and its plan comparison lists a dedicated onboarding specialist on all three tiers. Jane offers unlimited support by chat, email and phone, and states there is no additional cost for help with data imports or migrations.

Migration effort is worth raising early with either vendor. Ask exactly which records come across (demographics, appointments, chart notes, ledgers), in what format, and who validates the import before you go live.

Who Should Choose ChiroTouch

• Chiropractic-only practices with significant insurance, Medicare, personal injury or workers’ compensation volume
• Clinics that want chiropractic-specific templates, CPT code bundles and a compliance check before claims go out
• Practices that want AI documentation built into the core product rather than added per practitioner
• Groups that value a dedicated onboarding specialist and are comfortable with quote-based pricing

Who Should Choose Jane

• Multidisciplinary clinics that schedule chiropractors alongside physiotherapists, massage therapists or other practitioners
• Cash-based or mostly cash practices that sell packages and memberships
• Practices that want patients to self-book through a polished online booking site
• Owners who want to see pricing up front and add features one at a time

If neither fits, our ranked list of the best ChiroTouch alternatives covers other chiropractic platforms, and the head-to-head Jane vs ChiroFusion comparison looks at Jane against a lower-cost chiropractic-only option.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Jane Good For Chiropractors?

Yes, especially for multidisciplinary and cash-focused clinics. Jane includes a spine chart, staggered scheduling for overlapping patients, packages and memberships on the Thrive plan, and online booking on every plan. Practices with heavy insurance billing should test its Claim.MD-based billing workflow carefully during the demo.

Does ChiroTouch Publish Its Pricing?

No. ChiroTouch lists its Start, Grow and Scale tiers and their features but asks practices to contact sales for a quote. Claims processing through its integrated clearinghouse is priced separately, based on monthly claim volume or an unlimited plan.

Which Is Better For Insurance Billing, ChiroTouch Or Jane?

ChiroTouch is the stronger fit for insurance-heavy chiropractic practices. It is designed around private insurance, Medicare, personal injury and workers’ compensation, and it offers an integrated clearinghouse with claims scrubbing, eligibility checks and ERA auto-posting. Jane supports US insurance billing through a Claim.MD add-on that requires a separate clearinghouse account.

Do ChiroTouch And Jane Offer Free Trials?

Jane states it does not offer a free trial but provides demos and an unlimited-use demo account. ChiroTouch offers demos through its sales team; its pricing page does not mention a free trial.

Conclusion

The ChiroTouch vs Jane decision is less about which product is better and more about what kind of practice you run. ChiroTouch is the specialist: chiropractic-only, insurance-ready and built around AI documentation and compliance, with pricing you only learn in a sales conversation. Jane is the generalist with a sharp patient experience: transparent pricing, excellent online booking, and a structure that works well for mixed-discipline and cash-based clinics. Book a demo with both, bring a week of real appointments and a sample of your claims, and judge each one on how it handles your actual workflow.