EZBIS vs PracticeEHR Chiropractic EHR

EZBIS develops chiropractic practice-management and electronic health record software, serving chiropractors since 1980. EZBIS Office brings together billing, collections, scheduling, electronic health records, and patient self-check-in; practices can also combine modules à la carte. The suite is described as scalable from solo practitioners to multi-doctor and multi-location operations. EHR features include body diagrams, customizable panels, SOAP notes, exams, histories, imaging, care plans, and automatic billing-code posting. Practices can deploy the software on an on-premise server or use cloud hosting. The cloud option includes the same EZBIS Office software, automatic software and patient-data backups, and telephone support at no additional charge. EZBIS supports electronic claims, remittances, and eligibility through clearinghouses, plus built-in EMV card processing. The cloud plan costs $225 a month, billed flat rate per month. One-time options are Basic Billing System at $995, paid once and Complete EZBIS Office with 3 Users at $3,995, paid once. Cloud subscriptions require a one-year commitment, are priced per named user for one facility, and charge extra for clearinghouse electronic claims.

PracticeEHR Chiropractic EHR is a cloud-based EHR and practice-management platform for independent and growing U.S. medical practices. Its chiropractic tools include customizable macro-driven SOAP notes and templates for adjustments, exams, and progress documentation. Charting and insurance billing share a platform, and the AI Claim Editor flags errors before submission. A built-in CRM identifies patients who stop following care plans and supports recall campaigns; charts also offer an interactive 3D anatomical view alongside X-ray and MRI access. AI Scribe transcribes visits in 20+ languages, drafts notes, and suggests ICD-10 and CPT codes for provider review. AI call agents handle calls for bookings, refill requests, and payment reminders, while TeleVisit provides video visits with real-time charting, billing, and secure-link reminders. The platform works in modern Mac or PC web browsers, with PracticeEHR Go on iOS and Android. EHR Essential costs $229 a month per provider. Plans include unlimited patients, live support, onboarding, and data migration; most implementations take about 6 to 8 weeks.