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Setup Intro to ChiroHD

Get started setting up your ChiroHD system with this interactive system-level dashboard guide for unified clinic configuration.

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Welcome to ChiroHD, and congratulations on beginning your setup journey. Whether you're opening a single-location practice or managing a multi-location franchise network, this guide will walk you through the System-Level Dashboard—the control center for your network-wide configurations.

This article accompanies a video-based training session and is intended to be followed interactively. You are encouraged to pause after each section, complete the setup steps in your own ChiroHD environment, and resume the training once finished.


1. 🧭 Introduction to the System-Level Dashboard

Upon logging into ChiroHD, users with system-level access will be presented with the System-Level Dashboard. This dashboard is the central command hub for configuring your entire network’s operational structure.

Here’s what you can manage from the system level:

  • Services

  • Inventory

  • Appointment types

  • Calendar templates

  • Users and roles

  • Standardized settings across all locations

📌 Important Note: Any configuration done at the system level automatically applies to all locations within your network. This allows for consistent branding, pricing, scheduling, and workflows across the entire organization.


2. 🏢 Single Location vs. Multi-Location Setup

Whether you're opening one clinic or 100, the system-level setup process is the same.

For Single-Location Clinics

  • Configure everything from the system level just as a franchise would

  • Ensure that your clinic has all services, prices, and appointment types clearly defined from the start

For Franchises & Multi-Clinic Networks

  • Settings configured at the system level cascade to every location

  • Use this to standardize:

    • Pricing

    • Appointment categories

    • Calendar colors

    • Other configurations

  • Example: Create pre-defined calendar templates that each location can use to ensure franchise-wide consistency


3. 👤 Understanding User Roles and Access

System-Level Users

  • If you are an administrator responsible for setting up your entire network, you will see the System-Level Dashboard upon logging in

Location-Level Users

  • If you are a:

    • Franchisee

    • Clinic Owner of a specific location

    • Doctor or staff member at an individual clinic

  • You will likely be directed to the Location-Level Dashboard

📌 Important: If your dashboard does not match the system-level view, the video and steps outlined in this article may not apply to you.

📝 This article will walk you through all about users!


5. 🛠️ Getting Started with Services

The first configuration task is to set up your Services.

Services in ChiroHD represent the treatments, procedures, and offerings your clinic provides to patients.

🛑 This article goes into detail how to set up your services!

What to Include in Services:

  • Chiropractic Adjustments (e.g., Initial Visit, Follow-Up)

  • Wellness Services (e.g., Massage, Nutritional Counseling)

  • Diagnostic Services (e.g., X-ray, Posture Scan)

  • Any other billable or schedulable items

Each service should include:

  • Name

  • Price

  • Duration

  • Code (if applicable)

  • Color Coding (for calendar visibility)

➡️ Once you’ve entered your services into the system, you’ll be ready to move on to configuring Appointment Types.


🆘 Need Help?

If you have any questions during setup:

  • Use the in-app chat widget to contact a Customer Success Specialist

  • Refer to additional guides in the ChiroHD Help Center

  • Reach out to your onboarding contact directly for further support


📌 Conclusion

Completing your system-level setup is the foundation for a smooth, unified experience across your practice or network. Starting with Services ensures that your most critical offerings are properly configured for scheduling, billing, and reporting—paving the way for a strong ChiroHD foundation.

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