ChiroSpring 360 review
Broad chiropractic automation with clinical, billing, payment, and engagement tools.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ChiroSpring 360 is cloud-based practice management software for chiropractors and chiropractic practices. It brings together appointment scheduling, online appointment requests, digital intake, customizable SOAP notes, treatment plans, patient dashboards, billing, insurance claims, integrated payments, reminders, reporting, and patient engagement. Web, iOS, and Android access supports practices that want clinical and administrative workflows in one system. The product is aimed at growing practices that need more than scheduling and records, particularly those managing claims, payment collection, reminders, and recurring patient communication.
The published monthly plans are structured around different operational needs. The 360 plan costs $149 per month and includes scheduling, SOAP notes, payments, reports, treatment plans, and appointment reminders. At $249 per month, 360 Pro adds automatic claim creation, electronic claims EDI download, online intake forms, a check-in kiosk, and online appointment requests. The $299-per-month 360 Pro+ plan adds an advanced claim scrubber, ERA center, online scheduling, review requests, and ChiroSpring Messenger. Separate options include Clearinghouse at $149 per month, GrowthHub from $99 per month, GrowthHub Pro at $249 per month, GrowthHub Pro+ at $299 per month, and ChiroSpring AI at $49 per month. These tiers allow practices to add claims, engagement, and AI capabilities as needed, but the total setup can grow when multiple products are combined.
ChiroSpring 360 has a broad chiropractic workflow focus, extending from documentation and care plans to insurance billing, payment processing, reminders, dashboards, and AI-assisted documentation. Its listed integrations are ChiroSpring Pay and the Trizetto clearinghouse, giving the platform a focused rather than expansive ecosystem. Practices that value a wide set of built-in workflows and mobile access should consider it, especially when claims and patient engagement are central requirements. Practices prioritizing a larger integration landscape or a simpler, narrower scheduling tool may prefer an alternative.
ChiroSpring 360 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines scheduling, SOAP notes, treatment plans, billing, and payments
- Supports claims, ERA posting, denial management, and insurance verification
- Adds AI Scribe, chart summaries, reminders, and patient engagement tools
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- The listed integration set focuses on ChiroSpring Pay and Trizetto
- Several capabilities are separate paid products or add-ons
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