Practice management software, Chiropractic
ChiroFusion runs the solo chiropractor a generalist database files under “1-49 employees” and nothing more.
ChiroFusion is cloud EHR and billing software built specifically for chiropractors, and it owns the cheap-and-cloud end of the market. Its customer list is mostly solo and 1 to 3 provider clinics, the long tail a broker file leaves as a blank row. If you sell to chiropractic clinics, that list is your account list — and most of it is invisible to a generalist database.
per-provider monthly subscription
No freemium tier and no enterprise SKU. ChiroFusion charges per provider with unlimited free staff seats and a one-time setup fee, priced for the owner-doctor who runs the schedule and signs the check.
providers per typical clinic
Most ChiroFusion accounts are solo or two-provider practices. A clinic with five or more DCs usually graduates to ChiroTouch or ChiroHD within 18 months, which is why the alternatives table on this page matters.
founded, bootstrapped, profitable
Damon Cozamanis founded ChiroFusion in Boca Raton, FL. No disclosed outside funding, no acquirer, no PE roll-up. The roadmap is set by the founder, not by a board chasing a multiple.
Source: Orbital data team, June 2026 snapshot.
per provider per month, Starter to Pro
iproviders per typical ChiroFusion clinic
ioutside funding since the 2012 founding
iThe displacement map
Top ChiroFusion alternatives buyers actually compare.
When a ChiroFusion clinic shops around, these are the five names that come up. Each one is a different exit story. ChiroTouch is the incumbent the clinic wanted to escape from in the first place. ChiroHD is the upgrade when the headcount grows past two providers. Genesis is the billing-first play for practices that outsource RCM. Jane App shows up when the clinic adds massage or physio. Aesthetic Record appears when the chiropractor bolts on an aesthetic service line and needs a different charting workflow. Not five flavours of the same pitch.
| # | Alternative | Positioning | Where it wins |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ChiroTouch | Incumbent EHR | The established chiropractic EHR and practice-management platform with billing and scheduling. Wins on feature depth and on clinics that started on a desktop install before the cloud era. |
| 2 | ChiroHD | High-volume | A modern EHR built for high-volume chiropractic practices. Wins when the clinic adds a third or fourth provider and throughput becomes the bottleneck. |
| 3 | Genesis Chiropractic | Billing-first | Practice-management and billing software for chiropractic clinics. Wins when the clinic outsources its RCM and wants the EHR to match the biller’s workflow. |
| 4 | Jane App | Multi-discipline | Booking, charting, and billing software for health and wellness clinics including chiropractic and physiotherapy. Wins when the clinic adds massage, physio, or acupuncture. |
| 5 | Aesthetic Record | Aesthetic add-on | An EMR and charting platform built for med spas and aesthetics practices. Wins when the chiropractor adds an aesthetic service line and needs SOAP notes plus consent forms in one place. |
Positioning based on Orbital’s tech-stack detections across the chiropractic vertical, June 2026 snapshot.
Who buys this data
Who sells into the ChiroFusion installed base.
This page is for the teams selling into ChiroFusion customers, not the chiropractors themselves. If you ship one of the categories below, the named-owner cut is what your AE team has been asking for.
The long version
Detail, on demand.
ChiroFusion shows up almost entirely in one shape of buyer: the independent owner-chiropractor with one to three providers, billing private pay and a short list of insurance carriers, with a front-desk staffer who doubles as the biller. Personal-injury volume is common because the cash flow is fast and the documentation is repetitive, both of which ChiroFusion was built for. Workers-comp shows up next, then a small slice of cash-only wellness clinics.
Named customers profiled in ChiroFusion case studies and reviews include Saylor Chiropractic, Rosenblum Chiropractic, and Spitz Chiropractic. Each one is a single-owner clinic. Each one is the buyer you are trying to reach if you sell into the chiropractic long tail. Each one is the kind of operator a generalist B2B database has as a blank row.
What ChiroFusion clinics do not look like: hospital chiropractic departments, multi-state DC chains, university teaching clinics. Those buyers are on ChiroTouch enterprise plans or on a hospital EHR. If your motion is built for that tier, the ChiroFusion list is the wrong file. If your motion is built for the long tail of independent DCs, the ChiroFusion list is most of your TAM in one place.
Orbital is a custom agent platform, not a scraped list. The ChiroFusion customer file is assembled on demand by a stack of agents that each do one job and hand off cleanly.
What ships when you request the ChiroFusion list
- Tech stack agent. Crawls each chiropractic clinic site in the US universe and detects whether the practice runs ChiroFusion. The detection refreshes on demand, so the file is current the day you pull it, not six months stale.
- Owner finder. Names the owner-chiropractor at each clinic, confirms them on LinkedIn, and pulls the practice license number where the state board publishes it. No “info@” addresses. The buyer’s name on every row.
- Email waterfall. Returns a verified work email for the owner-DC and a deliverability check. Personal Gmail is common in solo chiropractic clinics, so we capture both the practice domain and the doctor’s personal address when the practice domain bounces.
- Phone intel. Adds a direct dial with a dial-or-skip read so your SDRs are not stuck behind a receptionist who is also adjusting the next patient. The clinic mainline is logged separately for evening callbacks.
- ICP score. Grades each ChiroFusion account A to D against your specific buyer profile: provider count, state, insurance mix, personal-injury volume. The A tier is what your AEs work first.
Want the file scoped to a state, a metro, or a specific clinic shape (PI-heavy, multi-discipline, cash-only)? Tell us when you request the sample. We do not hide the working.
The ChiroFusion installed base is a concentrated list of independent owner-operators. That makes it one of the cleanest B2B target files in healthcare: one buyer per account, one decision-maker who signs the check and reads the chart.
Patient financing companies run the most volume through this list. A solo DC in a personal-injury practice will finance three to five thousand dollars of care for a patient on a weekly-visit plan. The clinic needs a financing partner who handles the patient side, collects on a schedule, and does not make the intake paperwork longer than the adjustment. If you sell care financing, the ChiroFusion list is your ICP filtered to one software footprint.
Billing and revenue cycle management firms that specialise in chiropractic PI and insurance billing are a close second. ChiroFusion clinics do their own billing in-house more than clinics on competing platforms, but the moment a PI case volume climbs past 20 active files, the owner starts looking for a billing service that already knows the chiropractic modifier codes and the lien paperwork. Orbital names the owner. The pitch starts with one phone call, not a cold email to “practice manager.”
Chiropractic supply and equipment vendors, malpractice carriers, practice growth services (SEO, Google Ads, reputation management), and continuing-education providers all target the same profile. A 2-provider PI clinic in Florida is a different pitch than a 6-provider orthopedic group in Ohio. The ICP score on each row makes that match explicit before the AE picks up the phone.
Private-equity roll-ups targeting chiropractic are a smaller but growing buyer of this list. A ChiroFusion account is a signal that the clinic is independently operated, uses a standardised billing workflow, and has not already been absorbed into a DSO. The owner is usually the DC with a small management team and clean books. The diligence conversation starts faster than it does with a cold inbound from a broker.
Do not buy this if any of the following are true.
Your buyer is a 5-plus provider, high-volume clinic. Once a chiropractic clinic adds a third or fourth DC, throughput becomes the bottleneck and the clinic graduates to ChiroHD within 18 months. If your pitch only lands on 5-plus provider operators, the ChiroHD customer cut is the right file and the ChiroFusion list will frustrate your AEs.
You sell to multi-discipline wellness clinics. Chiropractic plus massage, physio, or acupuncture under one roof runs a different software footprint. Those clinics are on Jane App, not ChiroFusion. Buying this list to chase that buyer will miss most of them.
Your ACV is above 50,000 dollars annually. The 1 to 3 provider clinics that fill the ChiroFusion book do not write six-figure annual checks. A solo chiropractor running 80 visits a week is not the buyer for an enterprise platform. Save your budget and call us when an enterprise motion stalls and you need a mid-market overlay.
You sell to hospital systems or DC academic programs. Hospital chiropractic departments and chiropractic colleges run a different stack and report into hospital or university procurement. They are not on ChiroFusion. That is a separate list and we are happy to build it; this one will not help you.
You sell direct to patients. Consumer health apps, supplement DTC brands targeting chiropractic patients, and patient-acquisition lead-gen want consumer data, not B2B owner contacts. The ChiroFusion file names the clinic, not the patient.
You only sell to large DC chains. Multi-state chiropractic chains are on enterprise platforms, not on ChiroFusion. If your motion fires only above 20 locations, you need two phone numbers, not 5,000 records.
If you bought “ChiroFusion customers” from a generalist B2B database last quarter, you bought a healthcare bucket labelled “1-49 employees” with no idea which EHR sits underneath it. The vendor knows the clinic exists. It does not know whether the doctor logs into ChiroFusion, ChiroTouch, or a desktop install from 2009. For a tech-stack-specific dataset of around 5,000 solo and small-group DC clinics, that is the entire job, and the generalist file gets it wrong by default.
If you Google “ChiroFusion customer list,” you get three kinds of pages. The first is a software-review aggregator with 8 to 12 vague clinic names and no contact info. The second is a generic B2B database that has the practice filed as “1-49 employees, healthcare” and does not know which EHR it runs. The third is a Reddit thread of chiropractors arguing about pricing. None of those is a list you hand an SDR team on Monday morning.
ChiroFusion is small enough that almost no generalist provider tracks it. Trade-press buyer guides cover ChiroTouch and Jane App because those vendors run paid promotion; ChiroFusion does not, so it gets a one-line mention and no customer breakdown. The data exists, it is just nobody’s job to keep it current. That is the gap Orbital closes. The chiropractic vertical map refreshes monthly. The tech-stack detections refresh on demand. Counts move when clinics open, close, or switch EHRs.
The second problem is fit at the buyer level. The owner of a 2-provider ChiroFusion clinic in Tampa is a different buyer from the owner of an 8-provider ChiroHD clinic in Dallas, and a vendor pitch tuned to the second one bounces hard off the first. The ICP score on each row makes that match explicit before your AE is on the phone learning it the hard way.
Questions
Before you ask sales about the ChiroFusion dataset.
How many businesses run ChiroFusion?
Orbital has mapped around 5,000+ US chiropractic clinics running ChiroFusion, almost all of them 1 to 3 provider practices. ChiroFusion targets the cheap-and-cloud end of the chiropractic EHR market, so the customer base skews solo and small-group, with a long tail of single-owner clinics that broker files leave as a blank row.
What are the top ChiroFusion alternatives?
The five names that come up most in displacement deals: ChiroTouch (the incumbent), ChiroHD (modern, high-volume practices), Genesis Chiropractic (practice management and billing), Jane App (charting and booking for multi-discipline wellness), and Aesthetic Record (when the clinic adds an aesthetic line). Each one is a different displacement story, not five flavours of the same pitch.
Who actually buys vendor tools for a ChiroFusion clinic?
The owner-chiropractor signs the check. ChiroFusion clinics rarely have a CFO or an office manager with budget authority; the buyer is the doctor who also reads the X-rays and runs the front desk on Mondays. Orbital names that person, finds the verified work email, and adds a direct dial.
When is the ChiroFusion customer list the wrong fit?
Three hard cases. If your ACV is above 50,000 dollars annually, the long tail of 1 to 3 provider clinics will not fit your unit economics. If you sell to chiropractic schools, hospital chiropractic departments, or large DC chains, that is a different list. If you sell to patients directly, you want consumer data, not B2B owner contacts.
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