SOAP Notes for chiropractors
SOAP NOTES FOR CHIROPRACTORS

SOAP notes built for the adjustment.

Listing notation, multi-CPT linkage on one note, Medicare AT-modifier support, and technique tagging (Gonstead, Activator, ART, Diversified) — all built in.

How chiropractors actually use this

Chiropractic SOAP notes link directly to billing. Listings (Gonstead notation), techniques used, soft tissue work (ART, Graston), and exercises prescribed each link to their respective CPT codes. Insurance audits become a non-event because everything correlates.

The typical workflow

  1. 1Subjective: client pain status, what changed since last visit
  2. 2Objective: motion + static palpation, listing notation, soft tissue findings
  3. 3Assessment: subluxation rationale (required for Medicare)
  4. 4Plan: segments adjusted (auto-applies 98940/98941/98942), soft tissue work (97140), exercises (97110)
  5. 5Sign and lock — claim auto-generated for billable insurance

Works with what you already use

Common tools chiropractors pair with soap notes.

Imaging upload (X-ray, MRI)Stedi for eligibilityVoice-to-text mobile

Concerns we hear most

Do I have to type listings every visit?

No — listings carry forward from last visit. You confirm or update; never re-type from blank.

Will Medicare audits be OK?

Yes — Stillpoint's notes include the AT modifier, subluxation documentation, and treatment plan rationale required by Medicare.

Frequently asked questions

Can I link multiple CPT codes to one note?

Yes — manipulation + manual therapy + therapeutic exercise on the same visit all link to the note and bill on one claim.

Does the note support Gonstead listings specifically?

Yes — Gonstead listing notation, motion palpation, instrumentation findings (nervoscope), and X-ray correlation are all built into the chiro template.

Can I use voice-to-text between adjustments?

Yes — mobile voice dictation. Many high-volume practices dictate notes on the way to the next room.

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