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Chiro8000 review

#14 of 15 in Chiropractic Software

A Windows-focused chiropractic suite with one-time pricing and features that scale by edition.

6.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Chiro8000 is chiropractic office software from Forté Holdings, sold in three editions that build from billing to practice management and EHR/EMR. Its feature set spans ICD-10 billing, scheduling, patient notes and intake workflows, making it relevant to small and mid-market practices that want these functions in one package. Windows and iOS are listed platforms, though iPad kiosk support is the specific Apple-device feature described. The editions make it possible to start with billing rather than purchasing the full suite upfront.

Pricing is a one-time cost by edition: C8K1 is $1,000, C8K2 is $2,500, and C8K3 is $6,000. C8K1 covers paper and electronic billing, statements, collections, accounting and superbills. C8K2 includes those features and adds an appointment scheduler, reminders, marketing, reports, analytics and per-patient office notes. C8K3 includes the earlier editions’ features, then adds EHR/EMR, online patient intake forms, an iPad kiosk, custom form generation and patient outcome assessments. The tier progression is clear, but practices needing EHR/EMR or intake will need the highest-priced package.

The fit is strongest for Windows-focused offices comfortable with desktop software and a one-time package purchase. Customizable user security levels are among the listed features, and the vendor says new purchases include implementation training and technical support. Support channels include phone, email, documentation and community, but support is not listed as 24/7. The described workflow includes online intake, not online appointment booking, and no integrations are listed. Practices prioritizing listed integrations or booking online should compare alternatives; those seeking bundled chiropractic billing and office-management functions, with an EHR option, may find the edition structure a closer fit.

Chiro8000 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • C8K1 starts at $1,000 one-time and covers billing and accounting
    • C8K2 adds scheduling, reminders, reports and patient notes
    • C8K3 adds EHR/EMR, online intake, kiosk and custom forms
  • Where it doesn't
    • The full EHR/EMR feature set requires the $6,000 C8K3 edition
    • No integrations are listed
    • Online patient intake is offered, but online appointment booking is not

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