BentoBox for Chiropractic
Notes done. For chiropractors.
Spinal adjustments, segment-by-segment notes, and ICD-10 codes — done in the time between patients.
The documentation tax on chiropractors.
Most chiropractors see 25–40 patients a day. Even a 90-second SOAP note adds up to over an hour of after-hours charting.
Per-segment language ("L5 fixation, diversified, prone, tolerated well…") is repetitive but cannot be skipped — insurance and PI cases want it spelled out every visit.
BentoBox ships a chiropractic pack with cervical/thoracic/lumbar regions, diversified/Activator/Thompson techniques, motion-palpation phrasing, and the ICD-10 codes you bill most. Tap a one-tap preset and the whole note is drafted.
What's in the pack
Pre-built for chiropractic workflows.
Regions covered
- •Cervical
- •Thoracic
- •Lumbar
- •Sacral
- •Pelvis
- •Right Shoulder
- •Left Shoulder
- •Right Hip
- •Left Hip
- •Right SI Joint
- •Left SI Joint
- •Right Knee
One-tap templates
- •Routine Visit — Standard spinal follow-up visit
- •Neck/Back FU — Follow-up for combined cervical and lumbar complaints
- •Maintenance — Wellness or maintenance spinal check
- •Acute Flare — Focused visit for acute exacerbation
- •Desk Strain — Postural strain visit for desk-related tension
Sample ICD-10 mappings
- •Cervical — M99.01, M54.2
- •Thoracic — M99.02, M54.6
- •Lumbar — M99.03, M54.50
- •Sacral — M99.04
- •Pelvis — M99.05
- •Right SI Joint — M99.05, S33.6XXA
Inside the app
This is what your form looks like after loading the pack.
Regions, concerns, and one-tap templates ready to go — all pre-loaded from the chiropractic pack.
Eli in action
You type the shorthand. Eli writes the note.
Same vocabulary you already use, expanded into a clean SOAP note in your voice.
cx t-spine prone, l side-lying neck pain, low back pain tol well, no advr
S: Client returns for ongoing chiropractic care for neck pain and lumbar discomfort. Denies any adverse response to previous session. No new sensations, injuries, or incidents reported. O: Motion palpation reveals segmental joint dysfunction in the cervical and lumbar spine. Associated hypertonicity noted on palpation. Cervical: diversified, prone. Thoracic: diversified, prone. Lumbar: diversified, side-lying. A: Findings remain consistent with mechanical spinal dysfunction involving the cervical and lumbar regions, with segmental restriction and myofascial hypertonicity. P: Continue conservative chiropractic care with region-specific manual treatment. Reassess subjective response and mobility at the next follow-up.
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