WritePad EHR review
A specialty EHR with patient connectivity, documentation tools and optional hosting services.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
WritePad EHR is clinical documentation software for chiropractors, rehabilitation providers and pain-management practices. Its feature set covers customizable specialty content modules, randomized-text clinical notes and reports, patient records, electronic filing, billing-system links, e-prescribing integration and patient education materials. The WriteTouch patient portal adds secure messaging, intake forms and e-signed clinical summaries. It suits practices that want documentation and patient communication in one product, particularly those prioritizing online intake, reminders and patient connectivity.
Pricing starts with WritePad EHR Monthly at $99 per month for one provider, one site license and one patient database. That package includes implementation, online training, unlimited technical support and WriteTouch online intake forms. Patient Connectivity Features add $100 per month for birthday messages, text reminders, missed-appointment texts, reactivation email and monthly campaigns. WritePad Hosting costs $150 per month and includes a virtual Windows server, twice-daily backups, restoration support, antivirus and anti-malware support, operating-system maintenance and remote scanning. EHR Setup Installation is a $495 one-time fee, while Hosting Setup is $300 one time.
Platform coverage includes web, Windows, iOS and Android, with integrations and linked modules including DrFirst, WriteLinks, Electronic FeeSlip and the National Library of Medicine. Practices can collect demographic and insurance information through online appointment requests, connect billing systems and use Electronic FeeSlip modules. The product is a strong fit for clinics that value chiropractic-specific documentation plus patient outreach, implementation and support. Practices seeking a narrowly priced core EHR may prefer to avoid the added connectivity, hosting and setup costs, while larger deployments should review the one-provider, one-site and one-database scope of the advertised monthly package.
WritePad EHR pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Customizable chiropractic, rehabilitation and pain-management modules
- Patient portal with secure messaging, intake forms and e-signed summaries
- Automated reminders, reactivation emails and missed-appointment messages
- Where it doesn't
- Patient connectivity features cost an additional $100 per month
- Hosting and setup services add separate recurring or one-time fees
- The advertised monthly package is limited to one provider, site and database
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