Best Exercise and Stretch Plan Software for Chiropractors

If you want a patient app with exercise videos and tracked completion, look at ChiroUp first, then Wibbi (formerly Physiotec), MedBridge or HEP2go. If you want a finished, branded exercise and stretch plan document built from your patient's own case, ChiroReports is our pick. Plenty of practices use one of each.

Photocopied sheets and generic handouts are easy to hand out and easy to ignore. Software can help, but tools in this space do two different jobs, and it is worth knowing which one you need.

This guide is published by ChiroReports. Vendor descriptions come from each company's own public website, not independent testing. Software describes and delivers exercises; it does not promise any clinical result.

The Honest Split: Exercise Apps vs. Plan Documents

• Patient-facing exercise apps: Video libraries, a patient app or portal, reminders and adherence tracking.
• Generated plan documents: A finished plan the practice prints, saves or sends, and keeps in the chart.

Both are legitimate. An app keeps your patient engaged between visits. A document gives a clear, branded record of exactly what you prescribed.

How We Compare Exercise Plan Software

• Exercise library depth: How much ready-made content is available?
• How your patient receives the plan: App, portal, email or printed page.
• Customization per patient: Can the plan reflect this patient's findings?
• Chiropractic fit: Is the tool built for chiropractic or for broader rehab?
• Free option: Can you start without paying?

Best For: Quick Picks

Chiropractic exercise app with condition protocols: ChiroUp.
Large rehab exercise library with patient app and monitoring: Wibbi (formerly Physiotec).
Rehab-centered home exercise and patient education: MedBridge.
Simple home exercise program builder: HEP2go.
A finished, branded plan document from your patient's case: ChiroReports Exercise & Stretch Plans.

ChiroUp: Chiropractic Exercise App and Condition Protocols

This is ChiroUp's genuine strength, and it is a real one. ChiroUp Essentials describes personalized exercise plans delivered through its mobile app, video demonstrations and evidence-based protocols covering evaluations, treatments and exercises for 200+ conditions. It is built by chiropractors, for chiropractic.

• Strengths: Chiropractic-specific condition protocols, exercise videos and a patient app in one place.
• Consider: ChiroUp also offers a full EHR, so decide whether you want the clinical resources alone or the broader platform. See our ChiroUp comparison.

Wibbi (Formerly Physiotec): Large Exercise Library

Physiotec's site now leads to Wibbi, which describes 20,000+ exercise videos across 18+ rehabilitation specialties, 300+ program templates, patient education sheets, progress tracking and a patient mobile app with push notifications.

• Strengths: Library depth, templates and patient monitoring.
• Consider: The platform is positioned for rehabilitation broadly rather than for chiropractic specifically.

MedBridge: Rehab-Centered Home Exercise and Education

MedBridge describes customizable home programs delivered by print, online portal or app, plus an exercise library, patient education and continuing education.

• Strengths: A mature home exercise program with several delivery options.
• Consider: Its center of gravity is physical therapy and rehab. Chiropractors can still use the exercise tools, but the platform is not built around chiropractic.

HEP2go: Home Exercise Program Builder

HEP2go describes itself as a tool for rehabilitation professionals, including chiropractors, to create home exercise programs for patients, with free sign-up.

• Strengths: A straightforward builder with a free starting point.
• Consider: A program builder rather than a full patient engagement platform.

ChiroReports Exercise & Stretch Plans: The Plan Document

Exercise & Stretch Plans is one of six ChiroReports tools, alongside X-Ray Reports, Narrative Reports, the X-Ray & MRI Translator (14 languages), Supplement Plans and Treatment Plans. Plans are generated from your patient's own case in about 3 to 5 minutes as a finished document with your practice's branding.

• Strengths: A patient-specific plan document that works alongside your existing EHR, with no switch required.
• Privacy: Patient names and dates of birth never leave the browser. The workflow is HIPAA-aligned.
• Limitations: ChiroReports generates the plan document. It is not a patient-facing app with a video exercise library, reminders or adherence tracking. Practices wanting app-based home exercise with tracked completion should look at ChiroUp or Wibbi (formerly Physiotec) on this list, and can still use ChiroReports for the documented plan in the chart.
• Pricing: Free Forever is $0 with one report per month and no credit card. Pay Per Report is $19 per report. Scale is $149/month. Enterprise is $139 per provider/month at two providers, totaling $278/month. See current pricing.

What Makes Patients Actually Do Home Exercise

• Fewer exercises: Three or four your patient will do beat ten they will skip.
• Clear images: A picture of each position removes guesswork.
• Simple dosing: Sets, reps or hold time, and how often.
• Progression: Tell your patient what changes next and when.
• Tied to their findings: A plan that references their own case feels personal, not generic.
• Follow-up: Ask about it at the next visit.

These are habits that help patients follow a plan. They are not promises about results.

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