Chiropractic Software $6000 Plus

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Top Chiropractic Software

Quixote Chiropractic Software
Quixote chiropractic software is distributed/marketed by San Diego based Private Practice Technologies. Quixote offers a full practice management solution for chiropractic offices. Their system features an advanced and attractive appointment scheduler, integrated billing system with electronic billing capabilities, automated reporting and an electronic document management system. Quixote is on the few "next-generation" practice management systems that is built using the latest .NET technology. Quixote also features automated off-site daily backups of critical information so data loss and recovery is never an issue. On the downside, these features do not come without a price - a steep one in our opinion. The last time we checked, the complete Quixote practice management system was retailing for $9,800.00. Their may be additional charges for support and maintenance, and additional hardware as well, making this one of the more expensive chiropractic software systems on the market today. Overall, it's an excellent system. For more information, please visit their website. 

Platinum Systems Chiropractic Office Software
Platinum Systems is a full practice management solution designed especially for the chiropractic profession. Platinum Systems is a Canadian-based company  founded by Mr. Claude Côté. Platinum System presents a new organizational structure adapted to the chiropractic clinics. The complete system offers a total of 10 integrated modules including reception/administration management, document management, arrivals management, patient calling, x-ray and posture analysis, electronic travel card, communication, recall, clinic diagnosis and backup. Two additional modules are also available. These include vertebral thermography evaluation and pre-authorized payment. When we called the company's support line, we were placed on hold for more than 10 minutes and were constantly reminded that most calls are answered immediately. When we finally reached a representative and inquired about pricing, we were told that we had to call another number (which we did and received a voice mail). The representative we spoke with explained that the cost of the system was around "$700.00 per month" and was unsure as to how many months the term of the contract was. To implement the Platinum System, one needs to purchase not only their software, but an additional server, sign-in computer, adjustment room computers, and up to two front-desk computers! The cost of this system can add up very quickly. In our opinion, the system is a bit excessive for the needs of most doctors, and similar features and functionality can be found in other systems costing much less. If you would like to learn more about Platinum Systems, you can do so by visiting their website.

Lytec Medical & ChiroChart EMR 
MediPro offers two practice management software solutions for the chiropractic office. Lytec Medical is their patient scheduling and billing module, while ChiroChart is an electronic medical records (EMR) solution specifically designed for chiropractors. Lytec Medical is a complete solution for managing patient accounting, insurance billing, claims tracking, accounts receivable, and appointment scheduling. The cost of Lytec Medical is about $2,300. An annual support plan will run you an additional $595 or you can opt for a "per-case" fee of $35. Electronic billing can also be added for an additional fee of $79 per 1,000 claims through Emdeon. ChiroChart utilizes "tabs" for easy navigation and is designed for Tablet PC use. It is a complete EMR system that even features a series of anatomic images and built-in reporting capabilities. The cost of ChiroChart software is about $3,500. Annual support will run you an additional $549. If you are searching for a practice management system that offers scheduling, billing and EMR capabilities, you will need to purchase both Lytec Medical and ChiroChart which will run you about $5,800 total. An annual support plan for the combined system will run an additional $1,144. Each of these systems are very complete and should suit the needs of any chiropractic office. The MediPro practice management solution is a bit costlier than others boasting similar features and functionality. To learn more about Lytec Medical or ChiroChart, please visit MediPro on the web.

PracticeStudio.NET  
PracticeStudio.NET is a complete practice management software solution offered by MicroFour Inc. The system is built using the .NET platform which offers many benefits over systems built on older and outdated technologies. PracticeStudio.NET offers three options for users. These include a front office module that features scheduling and billing capabilities, an electronic medical records (EMR) solution for document management and reporting, or a combination of the two for a complete office management solution. The front office solution will run you about $4,995 - a bit pricey compared to other scheduling and billing systems. The complete scheduling, billing and EMR system runs about $8,100. Support is offered on a "per-call" basis and an annual plan that includes regular software updates is available for $795.00. MicroFour offers a free online demo of the software. If you are looking for a full-featured practice management solution for your office that includes the latest technology, and price is not a concern, PracticeStudio.NET might be worth checking out. You can learn more about this system by visiting their website.
 

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