Does ChiroReports replace Jane?

No. Jane is a practice management platform for booking, scheduling, and charting. ChiroReports handles reports and patient handouts alongside it.

I run a multidisciplinary clinic. Does ChiroReports still fit?

Yes. Jane stays the shared system for the clinic, and the chiropractic providers use ChiroReports for their reports. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to roll out across the practice.

Does ChiroReports integrate with Jane?

It runs standalone in the browser, so no integration is needed to use it. You keep your current system for what it does, and ChiroReports handles the reports.

What does ChiroReports cost?

Every plan is published on the pricing page: a free forever plan with 1 report a month and no credit card required, pay per report at $19, Scale at $149 a month, and Enterprise at $278 a month.

Comparison

Jane for Your Schedule, ChiroReports for Your Reports

Q: What reports can it generate?

X-ray reports, narrative reports, x-ray and MRI translation handouts in 14 languages, treatment plans, exercise plans, and supplement plans.

Jane is a highly rated practice management platform, genuinely loved for online booking and scheduling, clean and modern, and popular well beyond chiropractic. ChiroReports is report-writing software for chiropractors. It is not an EHR and does not try to be one.

The short answer: keep Jane for the schedule. The friction its users describe is charting, and specifically charting for chiropractic-style documentation. That reporting layer is what ChiroReports does, alongside Jane, not instead of it.

At a glance

At a glance comparison between Jane and ChiroReports
	Jane	ChiroReports
What Jane is	A generalist practice management platform: online booking, scheduling, and charting for many professions.	A dedicated chiropractic report writer that runs in the browser.
Where ChiroReports fits	It stays the front desk and the calendar.	Alongside it, generating the clinical reports and patient handouts.

What Jane does well

It is highly rated by its users, at 4.8 on Capterra at the time we reviewed it, which is a genuinely strong score.
Online booking and scheduling are where it shines, and its users say so consistently.
It is clean, modern, and popular across many health professions, not just chiropractic.

Where Jane users struggle with documentation and reports

Charting setup is the named downside. As one reviewer put it, The biggest downside to working with Jane is the setting up of charting options (a reviewer on Capterra).

Practices can outgrow it at volume. One chiropractor called it great for a startup but said it couldn't keep up with us after a certain weekly volume of patients (a chiropractor reviewing on Capterra).

Chiropractic workflow tracking has gaps. A clinic owner described the difficulty of keeping track of patient packages and scheduling re-exams on time, both everyday realities in a chiropractic office.

Add-ons add up. Features like AI and invoicing extras sit behind additional charges, and as one reviewer noted, I have to pay more if I want the add on (a reviewer on Capterra).

Underneath all of this is a structural point: Jane is a generalist built for many professions. Its charting was not built around chiropractic personal injury reporting or narrative reports. ChiroReports was built for exactly that layer.

Review themes are summarized from public reviews on Jane and Capterra. Read the current reviews before making a decision.

How ChiroReports fits

ChiroReports is the report layer. It generates x-ray reports, narrative reports, x-ray and MRI translation handouts in 14 languages, treatment plans, and exercise plans, each one built in minutes from the provider's own findings.

It runs in the browser on any computer, with no integration with your EHR required. Support is answered by the chiropractor who built it. And every price is published on the pricing page, so you know what it costs before you ever talk to anyone.

Who should stay, who should add

If Jane runs your booking and your schedule smoothly, and your documentation needs are light, it is doing its job. Multidisciplinary clinics especially get real value from its breadth.

If your bottleneck is the chiropractic report itself, the personal injury narrative, the x-ray report, the imaging handout a patient actually understands, that is ChiroReports' reader. Jane stays the schedule; ChiroReports writes the reports.