- What is chiropractic membership program software?
- Chiropractic membership program software is the system that runs the recurring side of a membership or wellness plan: it prices your tiers, enrolls the patient on autopay, bills the card every month, recovers failed payments, and reports active members and monthly recurring revenue. It is separate from your EHR — notes, coding, and claims stay where they are.
- What chiropractic software do I need to run cash care plans?
- Two systems, not one: your EHR for notes, coding, and claims, and a membership system for the cash side. BoomCloud™ is the second one — it prices the plan, enrolls the patient on autopay, bills every month, recovers declines, and reports MRR.
- How much should a chiropractic membership plan cost?
- Common plans run $59–$149 per month depending on visit frequency and included therapies. The plan builder models margin against your per-visit cost before you publish.
- How do I start a chiropractic membership plan?
- Start with the patients whose insurance visits have run out — they are already paying cash. Publish one or two tiers, enroll them on autopay, then expand to new-patient conversions.
- Do I still bill insurance?
- Yes if you want to. Membership plans run alongside insured care and cover the wellness visits insurance will not.
- Can out-of-network or benefit-exhausted patients join a plan?
- Yes — they are the easiest members you will ever enroll. A care plan is a direct agreement with your practice rather than insurance, so a patient carrying coverage you do not accept, or who has used up their covered visits, can join and stay under care. Keep the plan described as prepaid care rather than discounted insured services, review any payer contracts you have signed, and have counsel look at your agreement, since state rules differ.
- What about no-shows and lapsed patients?
- Autopay plus automated renewal and retry campaigns keep patients paying and on the schedule instead of drifting off after their last covered visit.
- What is a chiropractic membership plan?
- A chiropractic membership plan is a monthly fee patients pay your practice for ongoing care — typically a set number of adjustments, plus member pricing on additional visits and services. It keeps patients in maintenance and wellness care after a treatment plan or insurance visit limit ends. Check your state's rules and any payer contracts before offering it to insured patients.
- Are visit packages or memberships better for a chiropractic practice?
- Packages are paid once and end when the visits are used, so each one is a new sale. Memberships renew automatically each month, which keeps maintenance patients in care and makes revenue predictable. Many practices use a care plan for the corrective phase, then move patients onto a membership for maintenance.
- What can a chiropractic membership include?
- Typical inclusions are monthly adjustments, a periodic re-exam, member pricing on massage, therapy or extra visits, and family tiers for households. Keep the included visit count matched to the price so the plan stays profitable.
- How much recurring revenue can a chiropractic membership create?
- In verified BoomCloud snapshots, Chiro City had 403 active members and $60,450 in monthly recurring revenue, Wellington Chiro had 267 members and $41,385 a month, and Sandy Chiro had 197 members and $31,323 a month. Results vary by practice, pricing and enrollment.