RadiusDocs drafts narrative reports, denial appeals, lien letters, and deposition prep packets from the SOAP notes and outside records you already have. In your house format. Citation-backed. You stay in charge of the clinical opinion.
Treatment course, objective findings, prognosis. Cited.
We've watched too many clinics evaluate us as the wrong kind of software. Let's get that out of the way.
Keep Jane, ChiroTouch, or whatever you're using. RadiusDocs works from the records and notes those systems produce.
We don't listen to your adjustments or write live SOAP notes. We work on the documentation load that happens after the patient leaves.
Claim submission, scheduling, and revenue cycle stay where they are. We assemble the medical narrative that supports your appeal, lien, or attorney request.
Drawn from public r/Chiropractic threads and PI-clinic operator language. We didn't invent these.
Chiropractors in PI-heavy practices describe writing final narratives, depositions reports, and attorney summaries on nights and weekends — pulled together from rushed visit notes, outside records, and memory.
Bundling changes, ASH-administered denials, and "not medically necessary" rejections force chiropractors to assemble support packets under deadline. The clinical facts exist in the chart; the bottleneck is getting them out into appeal language.
PI-facing clinics coordinate constantly with plaintiff attorneys around liens, settlement expectations, and deposition prep. Each request usually means re-reading the same chart in a new format. RadiusDocs builds attorney-ready outputs from the same record set.
Chiropractic clinics typically juggle EMR (Jane, ChiroTouch, etc.), scheduling, and separate PI-report tools — forcing duplicate demographic and clinical entry. RadiusDocs sits downstream of all of them and reduces re-synthesis work.
Public r/Chiropractic quotes describing the documentation load.
Most of my day is spent behind a computer, doing SOAP notes and documentation.
I'm tired of doing reports on the weekend and having my associate docs overwhelmed with documentation.
I would love an automated way to streamline initial narrative reports with my EMR.
No. CaseOS works from the records and notes your EMR already produces. Your charting, scheduling, and billing stay where they are.
Yes — PI narratives, lien letters, and deposition-prep packets assembled from your existing notes and outside records, in your house format, for your review and sign-off.
Each assertion is cited to the source page, so appeals arrive with conservative-care history and objective findings already supported.
No. CaseOS works on the documentation load after the patient leaves — the weekend narrative work, not live SOAP notes.
Bring a recent PI patient file. We'll show you exactly what RadiusDocs would produce.
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