DocPlus

DocPlus is a chiropractic documentation system for patient intake, clinical notes, forms, records, and encounter correspondence. It suits practices that need structured documentation alongside an existing management system—or as a standalone setup. Its strongest case is detailed, payer-oriented record capture; practices should verify integration compatibility and obtain a custom quote before committing.

Overview

Document Plus Technologies has developed DocPlus since 1989 and is based in Alpharetta, Georgia. The product is built around chiropractic patient records and narrative reports, with workflows intended for providers dealing with third-party payers, Medicare, attorneys, and patients. Checklist-based collection, error checking, and ICD-10-oriented documentation make it more focused on defensible clinical records than on being a general-purpose office suite.

DocPlus can operate independently for a practice without practice-management or EHR software. Where a connected system is in place, interfaces can import patient, doctor, insurance, and attorney data and may return daily-visit CPT codes. That last step depends on the partner system, so it should be confirmed during sales discussions rather than assumed.

Key features

Structured documentation

Checklist forms collect the information needed for clinical records and narrative reports, while sophisticated error checking is designed to reduce incomplete or inconsistent entries. Support for ICD-10 diagnosis and treatment coding is useful for practices whose documentation must withstand payer or legal scrutiny.

Paper, electronic, and kiosk intake

Patients and providers can complete Adaptive Turnaround Documents on paper or on a computer. Scanned paper forms can be processed through a PC with a DocPlus scanner, giving paper-based offices a migration path without abandoning existing workflows. The eForms platform adds form creation and editing, electronic signatures, report generation, and a patient kiosk with a guided initial health questionnaire and patient login.

Notes and correspondence

DocPlus captures chiropractors’ notes, archives records, and generates correspondence about encounters. Patients can sign electronically, and Daily Notes support on-screen signatures with a touchscreen. These capabilities align the system with practices that need signed, reusable documentation rather than simple free-text notes.

Integrations and backup

DocPlus says more than 40 practice-management and EHR companies have integrated with it. Interfaces can move demographic and insurance data into DocPlus and optionally export visit CPT codes. A cloud-backup option is offered, but the service page does not describe security controls or certifications, so organizations with formal compliance requirements should request that information.

Pricing

DocPlus uses custom pricing, with no published plan rates. That makes a direct quote essential for comparing the standalone product, interface work, scanning needs, and support coverage.

Support is available by phone Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM EST; email requests may take up to 24 hours. The Unlimited Support Plan includes software updates, live phone help, remote support, email access, and online manuals. Users without it can buy pay-per-incident telephone support. Neither support option has a published price. A free eBook and one-on-one software demonstration with a specialist are offered before purchase.

Platforms

DocPlus is a Windows product. The download center lists Scan Plus drivers for Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10, indicating a legacy-compatible scanner workflow rather than a broad cross-platform deployment. Internet access is required for remote-agent access and online training.

Who it's for

DocPlus is a strong fit for chiropractic practices that prioritize comprehensive intake, signed forms, ICD-10-aware notes, and correspondence for insurers, Medicare, attorneys, or patients. It is also practical for offices transitioning from paper because paper forms, scanning, and electronic forms coexist.

It is less suitable for teams that require a modern browser-first or mobile-first platform, transparent subscription pricing, or documented security certifications before purchase. Practices relying on CPT-code export should check whether their particular management or EHR partner supports that function.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Payer- and attorney-oriented checklists help produce more complete records.
• Pros: Paper scanning, computer forms, e-signatures, and kiosk intake cover mixed office workflows.
• Pros: Interfaces can import patient and insurance data, with optional CPT-code return.
• Pros: Standalone operation avoids requiring a separate practice-management or EHR system.
• Cons: Pricing is custom, making budget comparison difficult.
• Cons: Windows and older scanner-driver requirements limit platform flexibility.
• Cons: CPT export is not supported by every integration partner.
• Cons: Cloud-backup security controls and certifications are not described.

Alternatives

Soap Notes is worth choosing when a freemium option and broad Android, iOS, macOS, web, Windows, or browser-extension access matter; its Starter plan is free for up to five active clients, with email support and a limited workflow.

IMS for Chiropractic is an alternative paid chiropractic product available on Android, iOS, self-hosted, web, and Windows.

CoAction Software suits practices seeking macOS or Windows access and a base EMR with scheduling, intake forms, cloud backups, training, and support; its listed base plan supports up to 1,000 users and providers and 1 million patient files.

iconpractice is a web platform with a free plan and free trial, including a listed rate of $18 per practitioner per month for practices with 10 or more practitioners.

Eclipse EHR is a web-based option whose Core package costs $99 a month and combines billing, scheduling, practice management, SOAP templates, reporting, intake forms, and integrations.

EMR Chiro is a broad-platform paid suite; its EMR, practice-management, billing, and collections plan is $350 a month plus 3.99% of collections.

zHealthEHR is another paid Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows option, with Essentials at $119 per provider per month and Professional at $249 a month.

Verdict

Choose DocPlus if your chiropractic practice needs rigorous, signed documentation that can span paper intake, electronic forms, ICD-10 records, and payer-facing correspondence. Look elsewhere if transparent pricing, contemporary cross-platform access, or guaranteed CPT-code export is more important than its specialized documentation workflow.