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Genesis Chiropractic Software, now part of ClinicMind

Genesis Chiropractic Software is now part of ClinicMind, which acquired it in January 2024; the old Genesis site redirects to ClinicMind's Genesis page. It is a cloud EHR and billing platform with claim submission, denial management and A/R follow-up, sold through a demo. MegAligna fits cash and hybrid chiropractic practices that send billing to an outside biller.

Genesis became ClinicMind

If you type the old Genesis address today, you land on ClinicMind. The page there is headed “Formerly Genesis, now ClinicMind EHR” and describes Genesis as the chiropractic entry point into ClinicMind’s wider platform. A deal record dates the acquisition to January 2024. Existing Genesis practices keep a legacy access portal; new buyers are sold the current cloud platform.

What the platform centres on has not changed: insurance revenue. ClinicMind lists claim submission, denial management, payment posting and A/R follow-up as one workflow, alongside SOAP notes, care plans and scheduling, and a credentialing service called CredEdge that enrols new chiropractors with payers.

Where each one is stronger

Genesis/ClinicMind column from clinicmind.com/genesis/ and its pricing hub, checked October 14, 2026. Where the vendor publishes nothing, the cell says so.

  MegAligna Genesis now ClinicMind EHR
Claim submission, denial management and A/R follow-up 1 No Yes
Payer credentialing as a service 2 No Yes
Prices shown on the vendor website Yes No
Charged per active clinical seat, support staff free Yes Ask the vendor
Chiropractic SOAP notes and care plans 5 Partial Yes
  • 1 The core of what ClinicMind sells to chiropractors. MegAligna does not transmit claims to payers at all, so an insurance-heavy practice should weigh this row before any other.
  • 2 CredEdge, which ClinicMind runs for its customers.
  • 5 Care plans with visit tracking are shipped here. Chiropractic SOAP notes carrying spinal listings are not: that template does not exist yet, so a practice builds its own note layout in the meantime.

Which problem fills your week

If claims, denials and payer enrolment are what keep the office late, a platform built around them earns its weight, and ClinicMind belongs on the shortlist.

If most visits are paid at the desk, or an outside biller already does the payer work, you would be paying for machinery someone else runs. A per-seat system that covers scheduling, notes and payments, and exports clean charge data for the biller, is the lighter fit.

ChiroTouch and Platinum System are the other names most chiropractic shortlists carry. For what the vertical needs before any vendor is named, see chiropractic practice software.

Common questions

Is Genesis still sold under its own name?
Not as a separate product. The Genesis website redirects to ClinicMind, which presents Genesis as its chiropractic offering and calls the older Genesis system a legacy portal. If you are reading Genesis reviews, check whether they describe the old system or the current ClinicMind platform.
What does Genesis cost?
ClinicMind publishes no figures; the Genesis page offers a demo and the pricing hub lists none. MegAligna publishes its rate, the monthly minimum and the free-seat rules, so you can set them beside whatever the demo produces.
We are mostly cash with some insurance. Which fits?
That mix is the case this product was built for. Cash visits take a card at the desk; insurance visits produce superbill and CMS-1500 data for whoever submits your claims, and neither path slows the other.

Book a test patient, chart and check out

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

Sources

  1. ClinicMind's Genesis page ("Formerly Genesis, now ClinicMind EHR"): cloud platform, claim submission, denial management, payment posting and A/R follow-up, SOAP notes and care plans, CredEdge credentialing, demo-only pricing (checked October 14, 2026)
  2. ClinicMind pricing hub: no dollar figures published (checked October 14, 2026)
  3. PrivSource deal record: ClinicMind's acquisition of Genesis, January 4, 2024 (checked October 14, 2026)