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Gather Wellness

Less time reconstructing a visit. More context in the record.

Software for chiropractic visits with patient forms, exam records, AI-assisted visit summaries, and PDF reports.

See how it works.

30 seconds · Silent walkthrough

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Walkthrough of the chiropractic visit platform. The clinician starts a queued visit and records a low back complaint with its onset and triggers. They document the lumbar exam until the region qualifies on listed exam criteria, then export the finalized visit as a PDF report. AI then drafts a narrative summary of the patient's history, and the patient's visit timeline shows every visit.

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    The day starts on the Today board: queued patients, open drafts and finished visits.

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    Each visit is structured: the complaint, onset and triggers are captured as the clinician goes.

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    The objective exam records findings by region, and a region qualifies once it meets three of four listed exam criteria.

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    A finalized visit exports as a formatted PDF report.

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    AI drafts a narrative summary of the patient's visit history for the clinician to review.

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    Every visit stays on the patient's timeline, with pain and findings visible across visits.

Starting point

Generic records software did not match the way a chiropractic evaluation was performed. Producing a thorough visit narrative by hand added more documentation work after appointments.

What we built

A daily board tracks visits, while structured forms capture symptoms, history, and exam findings. Drafts autosave as the practitioner works. AI assists with narrative summaries for review, finalized visits export as formatted PDF reports, and patient history stays visible across visits.

What happened next

Visit data, narrative drafting, report generation, and follow-up comparison were brought into one process.

Ongoing work

The software was built around the practitioner’s documentation process. Clinical judgment and responsibility for reviewing the record remain with the practitioner.

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