Chiropractor Template

Chiro Group Video Consult

A professional Chiropractor template for healthcare professionals.

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Chiropractor

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2 times

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Note

Last edited

2/04/2026

Created by

Ben Goodall

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Boost your chiropractic practice efficiency with Heidi's "Well balanced video call group" template, meticulously designed for group consultations. This template simplifies documenting group progress, making it an ideal 'chiropractic SOAP notes example' for busy practitioners. Capture individual patient updates, exercise adherence, and symptom changes effortlessly. It expertly structures patient analysis, including diagnoses and crucial ongoing notes, ensuring personalised care even within a group setting. Facilitate clear communication with dedicated sections for group education and a streamlined plan, noting individual modifications. Perfect for chiropractors managing multiple patients simultaneously, this template ensures comprehensive, organised, and consistent record-keeping after every video consultation.

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Chiropractor Group Consultation Note Date: 1 November 2024 Subjective: Sarah: Week 4, day 3 in app. Back discomfort improved. Continuing with exercises. John: Week 5, day 1 in app. Neck stiffness slightly better. Finding exercises challenging. Attending nephew's wedding next week. Maria: Week 3, day 5 in app. Lower back pain fluctuates. Applying advice on posture. No significant changes in symptoms. Analysis: Sarah: Diagnosis: Chronic Low Back Pain To Note: Goal to increase core strength. Responds well to manual therapy. Pilates enthusiast. John: Diagnosis: Cervicalgia To Note: History of desk work. Goal to improve neck mobility. Prefers visual aids for exercises. Maria: Diagnosis: Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction To Note: Struggles with consistency. Benefits from regular check-ins. Has two young children. Discussion and Education: Discussed importance of proper form during exercises to prevent compensatory movements. Reviewed progression of core stability exercises for weeks 4-6. Emphasised consistency in home exercises, even on busy days. Explained signs of over-exertion and need for rest. Changes to program: Advised group to focus on controlled movements rather than speed in current exercise set. Plan: Sarah: Continue with app, progress to week 5. Focus on pelvic tilt and glute bridge progression. Recommended using a lumbar support cushion during prolonged sitting. John: Continue with app, progress to week 6. Emphasis on chin tucks and scapular retractions. Consider gentle stretching before attending wedding. Booked follow-up session. Maria: Continue with app, progress to week 4. Focus on cat-cow and bird-dog exercises. Suggested shorter, more frequent exercise sessions to fit her schedule. Booked follow-up session. Follow-up recommended and booked for all patients in 2 weeks.