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ChiroTouch chiropractic software: plans, claims, owner

ChiroTouch is chiropractic EHR and practice management software, owned by PracticeTek since 2023 and sold as ChiroTouch Cloud in three plans priced through a demo. Its strength is integrated claims work. MegAligna suits cash and hybrid practices instead: published per-seat pricing, SOAP notes, card payments, and biller exports rather than claim submission.

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What ChiroTouch sells in 2026

ChiroTouch is now a cloud product. The vendor describes ChiroTouch Cloud as a fully cloud-based chiropractic EHR and practice management system, and its pricing page offers three plans (Start, Grow and Scale) none of them with a price attached. Every plan button leads to a demo booking or a call with a sales specialist.

Around the core sit add-ons with their own names: CT Pay for card processing and autopay, CT InForms for intake, CT Engage for patient messaging, CT SmartFit for exercise programs, and a CT Billing Suite that the electronic claims options depend on. Claims can be bought volume-based or unlimited. The company has changed hands twice in a decade; since 2023 it has belonged to PracticeTek.

For a high-insurance office whose front desk works claims all day, that package is the point. A practice where most visits are paid at the desk is buying a billing apparatus it mostly leaves idle.

Side by side, from ChiroTouch’s own pages

ChiroTouch's column comes from its pricing page, homepage and cloud article, checked October 14, 2026 (sources at the end of this page). Where its site says nothing, the cell says so.

  MegAligna ChiroTouch ChiroTouch Cloud
Electronic claim submission and claim status inside the product 1 No Yes
Prices shown on the vendor website Yes No
Runs in a web browser Yes Yes
Charged per active provider seat, support staff free 4 Yes Ask the vendor
Exercise programs for patients 5 No Yes
  • 1 ChiroTouch's home ground, sold through CT Billing Suite and its claims add-ons. MegAligna hands finished charges to your biller as superbills and CMS-1500 data rather than transmitting claims itself.
  • 4 ChiroTouch does not publish how it counts users, so how front-desk and billing staff are charged has to come out of the demo.
  • 5 CT SmartFit, included in the Scale plan and optional on Grow.

Count a week of visits before you book the demo

Split a typical week into cash visits and insurance visits. If insurance dominates and someone in the office works denials every day, an insurance-first platform earns its complexity, and the real shortlist is ChiroTouch against Genesis.

If cash dominates, ask the ChiroTouch demo which plan you would need without CT Billing Suite and the claims add-ons, and what that plan costs. Then hold it against a published per-seat price: here every clinical seat is $20 a month, the monthly minimum is $99, and the front desk logs in free.

Chiropractic practice software sets out what the vertical needs before any vendor is named. Platinum System and Genesis, now part of ClinicMind are the other two names that tend to share the shortlist.

Common questions

How much does ChiroTouch cost?
ChiroTouch does not print a price. Its Start, Grow and Scale plans are each priced in a demo, and claims, billing and payments are add-ons on top. Go into the demo knowing your provider count and whether you want the claims add-ons, so the number you leave with is for your office.
Who owns ChiroTouch?
PracticeTek, which bought it from Waud Capital in 2023, according to the advisor on that sale. PracticeTek is itself backed by Lightyear Capital and Greater Sum Ventures.
What happens to claims already in flight if we leave?
They finish in ChiroTouch. New visits produce superbill and CMS-1500 data for your biller from day one here, so plan one billing cycle in which both systems are open rather than cutting over mid-month.
Do you connect to posture scanners or check-in kiosks?
No. Device integrations of that kind are not supported. If integrated hardware is part of your daily routine, treat that as the deciding factor.

Run a cash visit through it, start to finish

14 days, no card required. Use made-up patients while you evaluate: real patient information waits until a business associate agreement is in place.

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Sources

  1. ChiroTouch pricing page: Start, Grow and Scale plans listed with no prices, each routed to "Book a demo"; CT Billing Suite, claims and CT Pay add-ons (checked October 14, 2026)
  2. ChiroTouch Cloud described by the vendor as a fully cloud-based chiropractic EHR and practice management system (checked October 14, 2026)
  3. ChiroTouch homepage: integrated claim cycle management and the CT add-on modules (checked October 14, 2026)
  4. Lincoln International transaction note: Waud Capital sold ChiroTouch to PracticeTek, 2023 (checked October 14, 2026)