Jane Vs ChiroFusion: Chiropractic Software Compared For 2026

Jane and ChiroFusion are two of the more affordable cloud options chiropractors consider, and both publish their prices, which makes them easy to shortlist and easy to compare. The similarity ends there. Jane is a multidisciplinary practice management platform known for polished online booking and patient experience. ChiroFusion is built only for chiropractors, with insurance billing, an integrated clearinghouse and free unlimited electronic claims at the center of the product.

We checked every feature and price in this Jane vs ChiroFusion comparison on each vendor’s own website at the time of writing. Prices change, so treat the figures below as a starting point and confirm them before you sign. For more software and marketing resources, see our chiropractic marketing hub, and for a ranked list of documentation-focused platforms, our guide to the best chiropractic EHR software.

Quick verdict: choose ChiroFusion if you are a chiropractic-only practice that bills insurance and wants claims, ERA posting and wellness plan payments in one low-cost subscription. Choose Jane if you run a multidisciplinary or mostly cash clinic, want patients to book themselves through a branded booking site, and need features like packages, memberships, telehealth or a waitlist.

Jane Vs ChiroFusion At A Glance

Feature	Jane	ChiroFusion
Deployment	Cloud, browser based	Cloud, browser based on PC, Mac and tablet; no special hardware
Best for	Multidisciplinary and cash-focused clinics	Chiropractic-only practices that bill insurance
Scheduling	Branded online booking, staggered and overlapping appointments, waitlist on Thrive	Custom appointment types, no-show tracking, 24/7 online scheduling
Documentation	Custom chart templates, spine chart, AI Scribe	Chiropractic SOAP notes with templates and macros, custom care plans
Billing and claims	Insurance Billing add-on via Claim.MD (separate account)	Integrated clearinghouse, free unlimited e-claims, ERA auto-posting
Patient portal and intake	Intake forms, secure messaging, self check-in on Thrive	Online intake forms, patient self check-in, online bill pay
Pricing model	Monthly plans from $59, plus per-practitioner fees and add-ons	Monthly plans from $129 per practice, plus setup fee and per-provider fees
Integrations	Jane Payments, Claim.MD, Telus eClaims in Canada	Integrated payments, Physitrack, Leaper Marketing
Support	Unlimited chat, email and phone support	Email support on Essentials; email and phone on Complete

What Is Jane?

Jane is a cloud practice management platform for health and wellness clinics. Jane says more than 240,000 practitioners across over 40 disciplines use it, so it is common in clinics where chiropractors share a schedule with physiotherapists, massage therapists or other practitioners.

Every Jane plan includes a custom-branded online booking site, 1:1 telehealth, secure messaging, intake forms, superbills and CMS 1500s, five free AI Scribe notes, and free data imports. For chiropractic work, Jane offers a spine chart for checking off treated or mobilized joints on each side, and a scheduler that supports staggered setups with overlapping patients.

What Is ChiroFusion?

ChiroFusion is cloud-based chiropractic EHR and practice management software that runs in a browser on PC, Mac or tablet without extra hardware. It covers scheduling, SOAP notes, care plans, billing, payments, patient check-in and reporting, and it is designed only for chiropractors.

ChiroFusion’s pitch is built around billing. It describes itself as the only chiropractic EHR with an integrated clearinghouse, includes free unlimited electronic claims on every plan, and auto-posts insurance ERAs. ChiroFusion says implementation typically takes two to three weeks, with an account manager and one-on-one training.

Documentation And SOAP Notes

ChiroFusion is the more chiropractic-specific of the two. It promises compliant SOAP notes in about 30 seconds, using templates and macros, and lets you build and store custom care plans. Notes and claims are connected, so the visit documentation feeds the claim, which matters if most of your patients use insurance.

Jane’s charting is more flexible but less opinionated. You build chart templates from parts, use phrase shortcuts, set default ICD-10 codes, and add the spine chart where it is useful. Jane’s AI Scribe drafts notes for you to edit and sign; every plan gets five free notes, and unlimited use is an add-on. Clinics that want one charting system for several disciplines tend to prefer Jane; solo chiropractors who want a fast, chiropractic-shaped note usually find ChiroFusion closer to how they already work.

• Jane: custom chart templates, spine chart, phrase shortcuts, default ICD-10 codes, AI Scribe
• ChiroFusion: chiropractic SOAP templates and macros, custom care plans, notes linked to claims

Scheduling And Patient Experience

Jane is the stronger choice for patient-facing features. Patients book through a branded online booking site, choose treatments and providers, and receive reminders; the Practice and Thrive plans include unlimited free SMS appointment reminders, though Jane notes SMS availability varies by region. Thrive adds patient self check-in, rooms and equipment management, an automated waitlist, return visit reminders, packages and memberships, and ratings and reviews. Every plan includes 1:1 telehealth, and group telehealth is an add-on.

ChiroFusion covers the essentials well. It supports custom appointment types, tracks missed appointments, no-shows and cancellations, sends email and text reminders, and offers 24/7 online scheduling through a booking widget for your website, social media and email. Patients can check themselves in, fill out online intake forms and pay online through eStatements. Telehealth is not part of the core product; ChiroFusion lists exercise prescription with outcomes tracking and telehealth through a separate Physitrack subscription. For reviews and reputation monitoring, it points to Leaper Marketing. For a wider comparison of booking tools, see our list of the best chiropractic scheduling software.

Billing And Claims

ChiroFusion is built for insurance billing. Every plan includes medical billing, an integrated clearinghouse with free unlimited electronic claims, ERA auto-posting, digital statements, online bill pay and integrated payment processing, which also powers recurring wellness plans with auto-debit. ChiroFusion’s pricing page notes that the clearinghouse is Office Ally, and that Office Ally charges its own flat fee of $44.95 per Tax ID or NPI for each month in which non-participating claims are billed; ChiroFusion does not charge this fee itself. ChiroFusion’s site also links to a separate billing services offering for practices that want to outsource.

Jane’s insurance billing is an add-on. In the US it runs through Claim.MD, which requires its own account that is not included in the Jane subscription. Inside Jane you can check eligibility before visits, submit claims individually or in batches, receive ERAs, fix and resubmit rejected claims, and print CMS-1500 forms. In Canada, Jane connects to Telus eClaims. It works well for clinics with moderate insurance volume, but insurance-heavy chiropractic practices will find ChiroFusion’s included clearinghouse simpler and cheaper to run. Our list of the best chiropractic billing software covers other options built around claims.

Pricing

Both vendors publish their prices, which is still uncommon in chiropractic software, so Jane and ChiroFusion pricing is easy to compare line by line. The figures below were listed on each vendor’s pricing page at time of writing, in US dollars.

Plan	Listed Price At Time Of Writing	Notes
Jane Balance	$59 per month	One practitioner, limited to 20 appointments per month
Jane Practice	$79 per month	Includes one full-time practitioner, unlimited appointments and staff profiles
Jane Thrive	$99 per month	Adds rooms and equipment, self check-in, waitlist, packages and memberships
ChiroFusion Essentials	$129 per month with 12-month commitment, or $149 per month with no commitment	Per practice; email support
ChiroFusion Complete	$299 per month with 12-month commitment, or $329 per month with no commitment	Per practice; email and phone support

Jane’s extra costs: additional practitioners on Practice and Thrive are billed per month at separate part-time and full-time rates, AI Scribe and group telehealth are $15 per month per opted-in practitioner, Insurance Billing is $20 per month plus $5 per additional full-time or $2.50 per additional part-time practitioner, and Jane Websites is $59 per month per clinic. Jane Payments processing is listed at 2.85% plus $0.25 online and 2.6% plus $0.10 in person. Jane does not offer a free trial but provides a demo and an unlimited-use demo account.

ChiroFusion’s extra costs: a $299 setup fee on every plan and $49 for each additional provider. The Complete plan includes priority phone support, text appointment reminders, online intake forms and online scheduling, which ChiroFusion lists as add-ons at $59, $79, $29 and $29 per month respectively. Annual plans require a 12-month commitment and auto-renew unless cancelled within 30 days before renewal, while monthly plans can be cancelled at any time. Five hours of live one-on-one training and demographic data transfer are included; ChiroFusion notes that medical records and ledgers from your old system must be exported and stored separately.

In practice, a solo cash-based chiropractor will usually pay less with Jane, while an insurance-billing chiropractor may find ChiroFusion better value once Jane’s billing add-on and a separate Claim.MD account are added.

Support And Onboarding

Jane includes unlimited support by chat, email and phone on every plan and states there is no extra charge for help with data imports or migrations. ChiroFusion assigns an account manager and one-on-one training during a two to three week implementation. Its Essentials plan comes with unlimited email support, with phone support either added for a monthly fee or included in Complete.

Who Should Choose Jane

• Multidisciplinary clinics that need one schedule for chiropractors and other practitioners
• Cash-based practices selling packages and memberships
• Clinics that want patients to self-book through a branded online booking site
• Practices that offer telehealth or want a waitlist and self check-in

Who Should Choose ChiroFusion

• Chiropractic-only practices with regular insurance billing
• Owners who want free unlimited e-claims and ERA auto-posting included in the base price
• Practices that run recurring wellness plans with auto-debit
• Budget-conscious clinics that prefer a single per-practice price over per-practitioner fees

Comparing more than two systems? Our ranked list of the best ChiroTouch alternatives includes both, and the ChiroTouch vs ChiroFusion comparison puts ChiroFusion against a larger chiropractic platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ChiroFusion Cheaper Than Jane?

It depends on your setup. Jane’s plans start lower, at $59 per month for Balance and $79 per month for Practice at time of writing, but practitioners, insurance billing and AI Scribe are extra. ChiroFusion starts at $129 per month per practice on an annual plan, plus a $299 setup fee, with claims and ERA posting included.

Does Jane Work For Chiropractors?

Yes. Jane includes a spine chart, staggered scheduling for overlapping patients, packages and memberships on Thrive, and online booking on every plan. It is strongest in cash-based and multidisciplinary clinics; insurance-heavy practices should test its Claim.MD billing workflow first.

Which Clearinghouse Does ChiroFusion Use?

ChiroFusion’s pricing page names Office Ally as its integrated clearinghouse. Electronic claims are free and unlimited through ChiroFusion, but Office Ally charges its own monthly fee per Tax ID or NPI in months when non-participating claims are billed.

Do Jane Or ChiroFusion Offer A Free Trial?

Jane states it does not offer a free trial but provides a demo and an unlimited-use demo account. ChiroFusion’s pricing page does not list a free trial; it offers a demo and periodic new-client promotions.

Conclusion

The Jane vs ChiroFusion choice is mostly a question of how you get paid. If insurance claims are a large part of your revenue and your clinic is chiropractic-only, ChiroFusion gives you an integrated clearinghouse, unlimited e-claims and ERA posting in a single per-practice subscription. If your clinic is cash-focused or multidisciplinary and you want the best patient booking experience, Jane’s lower entry price, telehealth and membership tools make it the better fit. Price both against your real provider count and claim volume before you decide.