Eclipse EHR review
A mature chiropractic EHR covering clinical, administrative, billing, and communication workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Eclipse EHR is a cloud-based electronic health record and practice management platform for chiropractors and multidisciplinary clinics. Its scope covers clinical documentation, SOAP notes, patient charts, scheduling, billing, electronic claims, patient communication, reporting, and payment processing. The platform is designed for solo practitioners, group practices, and multi-location organizations, with browser-based access and unified patient records. Practices prioritizing mature core workflows will find the broadest fit, particularly when clinical and administrative work needs to share one system.
According to the vendor’s pricing page, the Core package costs $99 per month with monthly billing. It includes billing, scheduling, practice management, macros-based SOAP note-taking, patient intake, and billing. The published feature set adds customizable SOAP templates, recurring and multi-appointment booking, automated email and text reminders, two-way patient communication, reporting, integrated payments, and electronic claims submission. This makes the core offering relevant to clinics that want documentation, front-office coordination, revenue-cycle tasks, and patient contact handled within one product rather than split across separate tools.
Eclipse EHR’s ecosystem includes Alveo, Carisk Intelligent Clearinghouse, Infinedi, NCMIC, and Global Payments. These connections support clearinghouse and payment workflows, while the web platform supports browser-based access for practices with different organizational structures. Its 1985 founding year is consistent with a long-established product history, and AI features are included in the product details, although their specific workflows are not described. Choose Eclipse EHR for a chiropractic practice seeking established core functionality across records, scheduling, claims, communication, and payments. Practices that require open-source software or a non-web deployment should evaluate alternatives.
Eclipse EHR pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Custom SOAP note templates, macros, charts, and case management
- Scheduling, reminders, patient messaging, claims, and payments in one system
- Clearinghouse and payment integrations support billing workflows
- Where it doesn't
- Access is web-based rather than offered across multiple platform types
- The public pricing structure presents one Core package
- Practices seeking open-source software should consider alternatives
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