ChiroTouch vs ClinicMind

Chiropractors replacing their practice software tend to end up comparing ChiroTouch and ClinicMind. Both handle charting, scheduling, and billing for chiropractors. ChiroTouch is built only for chiropractic and belongs to PracticeTek, a company that owns several practice software brands, and ClinicMind also serves mental health, physical therapy, and multidisciplinary practices, with revenue-cycle tools for getting claims paid in the same product.

ChiroTouch

7.0 Overall
Recommend
Best for

Chiropractic clinics that need specialty documentation, scheduling, and billing in one practice platform

Watch-out

Multi-specialty medical groups that need a full ambulatory EHR for physicians

ClinicMind

7.4 Overall
Recommend
Best for

Chiropractic, mental health, physical therapy, and multidisciplinary practices that want EHR, billing, and RCM in one stack

Watch-out

Solo practices that only need a lightweight schedule-and-notes app

How they differ

Axis ChiroTouch ClinicMind
Chart and claims results ChiroTouch scores 7.3, with results showing up when note completion, schedule fill, and clean claims improve after the switch. Stronger
ClinicMind scores 7.6, with results showing up as cleaner claims, more complete notes, and faster front-desk work.
Product depth Charting, scheduling, and billing are built narrowly for chiropractic. Stronger
Charting, practice management, and revenue cycle sit in one product across several specialties.
Chiropractic-only focus Stronger
ChiroTouch is designed for chiropractic clinics, including groups with several locations.
Chiropractic is one of several specialties ClinicMind serves.
Clinics with more than one specialty ChiroTouch is a poor fit for a group that also needs a full EHR for physicians. Stronger
A clinic that also offers physical therapy or mental health care can run them on the same system.
Switching over ChiroTouch scores 6.8 for the cutover, which includes data migration and claims testing before go-live. Stronger
ClinicMind scores 7.1, though billing setup and front-desk changes mean the switch takes longer than a weekend.
Knowing what you will pay Pricing is a custom quote by provider, clinic, and billing modules. Stronger
Pricing is a custom quote by provider count, with revenue-cycle and patient engagement modules included or added on.

What buyers say

“I currently use ChiroTouch It is expensive, but so far the best I found. They now added a function that you can send exercises to patients.”

Ambitious_Manager_82 · r/Chiropractic · · source

“We switched from ChiroTouch server to Cloud about 3 months ago and I can't even explain how riddled with errors, omissions from server, mistakes, convoluted processes, etc that it has. Support is almost non-existent.”

Still-Bend-8909 · r/Chiropractic · · source

“I would avoid clinic mind.”

BackCrack1975 · r/Chiropractic · · source

Verdict

ChiroTouch is for a chiropractic-only clinic or chiropractic group that wants software built entirely around its specialty and is comfortable buying from a larger parent company. ClinicMind is for a practice that mixes chiropractic with physical therapy or mental health care, or that wants charting and revenue-cycle tools from one vendor.

Walk away from both if you need a hospital EHR, or if nobody will test claims before the switch.