Chiropractic Website Review Finds Only 4 of 22 Allow Online Booking
A study conducted by Colorlib on September 9, 2026, examined 22 chiropractic websites and identified a discrepancy between the availability of online booking and its actual usage. Out of the practices reviewed, 15 offered appointment scheduling, yet only 4 featured a live calendar. The remaining 11 relied on contact forms, necessitating callbacks during business hours. The analysis revealed that 10 practices utilize authentic management systems, with GoHighLevel being used by 4 and PracticeHub by 2. Only 8 websites highlight practitioner credentials, while 6 discuss insurance or pricing. The average number of conditions listed is 4, with the most comprehensive site detailing 12. Notable examples include Atlant Health and The Chiro Guy. The review underscores the need for effective scheduling systems and suggests that addressing qualifications and costs could be low-cost improvements.
Key facts
- Published September 9, 2026
- 22 chiropractic websites reviewed
- 15 practices offer booking, but only 4 allow choosing a time
- 11 practices use contact forms instead of live calendars
- 10 practices run genuine scheduling platforms
- Platforms used: GoHighLevel (4), PracticeHub (2), Review Wave (2), Vortala (2), Jane, Vagaro, Patient Health Centers
- Only 8 sites state practitioner's qualification
- Only 6 sites address insurance or cost
- Median of 4 conditions named; most thorough names 12
- Six entries removed from previous version as they were not practices
Entities
Institutions
- Colorlib
- GoHighLevel
- PracticeHub
- Review Wave
- Vortala
- Jane
- Vagaro
- Patient Health Centers