EZBIS review
A broad chiropractic practice suite for records, scheduling, billing and patient workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
EZBIS is practice-management and electronic-health-record software designed specifically for chiropractors. It brings together digital patient records, patient accounting, SOAP notes, chiropractic treatment charts, digital body images, appointment scheduling and online scheduling. Insurance claim processing, eligibility workflows, auto-posting of insurance payments, patient portals and online payments extend the system beyond clinical documentation. Its intended audience spans solo practitioners, multi-doctor practices and multi-location operations, making it a fit for established chiropractic offices that want broad administrative and clinical basics in one product.
The published plan structure is modular. The cloud offering includes a first named user, additional named-user accounts and separate data-hosting tiers for up to 40 GB, 40–80 GB and over 80 GB. A Waiting Room patient check-in station is also available as an optional component. The official pricing PDF states that a one-year commitment is required, and the cloud first-user price excludes the required data-hosting fee. Practices comparing subscriptions should therefore assess user access, storage needs and front-desk check-in requirements together rather than treating the first user as the full cloud cost.
EZBIS also emphasizes operational workflows around the appointment book and revenue cycle. Automated reminders can be sent by text, voice or email, while mobile schedule management is available on iOS and Android. Integrations include the MyPatientSite.com patient portal, electronic claims clearinghouses and integrated credit card processing. The product supports macOS, iOS and Android, alongside a server-based option and cloud hosting. Practices seeking a wide chiropractic workflow covering records, billing, scheduling and patient communication should consider EZBIS; teams prioritizing a browser-based platform or a narrower, simpler scheduling tool may prefer an alternative.
EZBIS pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines EHR, SOAP notes, chiropractic charts and digital body images
- Covers scheduling, reminders, insurance workflows, payments and patient portals
- Supports cloud, server-based and mobile scheduling deployments
- Where it doesn't
- Requires a paid subscription with no free plan
- Cloud pricing includes separate data-hosting considerations
- Platform coverage is limited to macOS, iOS and Android
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