Report Master review
A focused documentation tool for SOAP notes, care plans, and narrative reports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Report Master is desktop chiropractic documentation software for chiropractors and their staff, especially practices producing daily SOAP notes, narrative reports, and personal-injury or auto-accident documentation. Its point-and-click workflow covers treatment findings, modalities, diagnoses, care plans, and medical-necessity documentation. The product is also positioned for practices handling insurance, Medicare, workers’ compensation, or personal-injury cases.
Pricing has two parts. The One-Time Start-Up Fee is $225 and includes installation of the report writing software program and basic training. The Monthly Membership costs $45 per month and includes a Report Master license, unlimited phone technical support and training, future updates and upgrades, and secure automatic cloud-based daily backups. The Yearly Membership costs $450 per year and includes the same listed membership features. This structure suits practices that want a defined documentation subscription with support and backup services included.
The standout strength is its documentation depth. Users can create daily SOAP notes plus initial, interim, and final narrative reports, including auto-accident and personal-injury formats. Customizable statements, phrases, and paragraphs allow practices to shape report language around their workflows. Support extends beyond phone assistance to live chat, tutorials, and staff training. Report Master is a strong fit when narrative documentation is the central requirement. Practices seeking a broader system for scheduling, billing, reminders, integrations, or wider platform coverage should consider software designed around those operational needs instead.
Report Master pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Point-and-click daily SOAP notes and narrative reports
- Customizable phrases, paragraphs, findings, and care plans
- Daily cloud backups with phone support and training
- Where it doesn't
- A $225 one-time start-up fee applies
- Its focus is documentation rather than broader practice operations
- No AI features are included
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