Free EHR & billing for chiropractic
The specialty where the rules are narrowest and the denials most predictable. Built around the manipulation codes, the AT modifier and the medical-necessity documentation that Medicare requires.
Where chiropractic claims go wrong
The AT modifier and active treatment
Medicare only covers spinal manipulation (98940–98942) that is active or corrective treatment, flagged with the AT modifier. Claims without it — or with it on maintenance care — are denied, and the pattern invites review.
Maintenance care billed as covered
Once care becomes maintenance rather than corrective, it isn't a Medicare benefit. Practices that don't transition the patient to self-pay at the right point either lose the revenue or bill something that won't stand.
Subluxation not documented to standard
Coverage hinges on a documented subluxation and medical necessity — level, findings and a treatment plan. Thin notes are the most common reason otherwise-valid claims fail on audit.
Non-covered services set up wrong
Exams and X-rays a chiropractor orders generally aren't covered by Medicare for this benefit. They need correct patient-responsibility handling and an ABN where appropriate, not a claim that quietly denies.
Built for the narrowest coverage rules in the book
- AT modifier applied to active treatment and withheld from maintenance care, by rule rather than by memory.
- Subluxation and medical necessity prompted so the note supports the code every visit.
- The maintenance-care transition tracked, with the move to self-pay handled cleanly.
- Non-covered services and ABNs handled correctly, so patient responsibility is set from the start.
See the actual software
This is the real product, not a video or a slide deck. Click into the schedule, open a chart, write a note, look at the claim screen. Take as long as you want.
Shared sandbox with sample patients only. No real patient data — please don't enter any.
Bring us your chiropractic denials
Send a sample of denied manipulation claims. We'll tell you which are AT-modifier or documentation issues and which are genuinely recoverable.