Jane App

Jane App vs CoralEHR

Jane App is a beautifully designed EHR built for multi-discipline wellness practices — from physiotherapy to massage to mental health. But if you're a therapist running a private-pay practice, a purpose-built behavioral health platform may be a better fit. Here's how CoralEHR compares.

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Choose Jane App if…

  • You run a multi-discipline practice (PT, OT, massage, chiro, and mental health under one roof)
  • Online self-booking is central to your practice — Jane's booking flow is widely loved by clients
  • You want low per-seat costs for additional practitioners (~$35/mo full-time, ~$17.50 part-time)
  • You want a platform with HIPAA, PIPEDA, and GDPR compliance for international practices
  • You value beautiful, modern design and highly praised customer support

Choose CoralEHR if…

  • You run a private-pay therapy practice and want an EHR built specifically for behavioral health
  • You want AI documentation — notes, treatment plans, and form builder — included on Professional with no per-seat fee, vs Jane's $15/practitioner AI Scribe add-on
  • You want real treatment planning — goals, objectives, and measure tracking — which Jane doesn't offer
  • You want a 30-day free trial — Jane offers no free trial at all
  • You want to keep your own Stripe payment processing — Jane now requires Jane Payments

Feature-by-Feature Comparison

O Overview

Feature Jane CoralEHR
Best For Multi-discipline wellness Solo private-pay
Scheduling & Reminders ~ Email on Balance; unlimited SMS on Practice & Thrive Email & SMS reminders
Key Integrations Jane Payments, Claim.MD; no open API Stripe, Google Cal
Data Export CSV, PDF export CSV, PDF export

P Pricing

Feature Jane CoralEHR
Starting Price (Solo) $54/mo $29/mo
Per Additional Clinician ~$35/mo full-time From $35/clinician/mo
Free Trial No free trial - demo account offered instead 30-day free trial, no credit card
No Setup Fees No setup fees + free white-glove migration
Annual Discount ~20% off annual billing

B Billing & Claims

Feature Jane CoralEHR
Insurance Billing ~ Add-on: $20/mo + $5 per additional full-time practitioner Private-pay focused
Electronic Claims ~ Electronic claims via Claim.MD with the Insurance Billing add-on
Superbills
ERA/EOB Processing
Integrated Payments Jane Payments required (May 2026): 2.85% + $0.25 online Stripe integration
Cost Per Claim Via $20/mo add-on N/A
Client Invoicing
Revenue Dashboard (30/90/365-day, AR aging, payouts) ~ Basic reports; users cite accounting/reporting gaps 30/90/365-day filters, AR aging buckets, full payouts dashboard

T Telehealth

Feature Jane CoralEHR
Built-in Video 1:1 telehealth on all plans HIPAA-compliant video
Included in Base Price 1:1 on all plans All plans
HIPAA-Compliant Video Encrypted, HIPAA-eligible AWS infrastructure
Screen Sharing
Group Video Sessions ~ Group Telehealth $15/mo per practitioner add-on
Mobile Telehealth ~ Client app (Oct 2025); no practitioner app

D Documentation & AI

Feature Jane CoralEHR
Progress Notes Template-aware sections, markdown + rich text
Note Type Coverage SOAP + custom; therapy templates must be built from scratch 8 types
Treatment Plan Templates ~ No goal/objective tracking module 22 templates
AI-Powered Notes ~ AI Scribe $15/practitioner/mo (5 free notes/mo included) Scratchpad → AI draft → AI judge → clinician redraft → sign
AI Features Beyond Note-Drafting ~ AI Scribe (audio scribe only) 11 AI features
AI Form Builder (plain-language → form) Describe a form in plain language; iterative chat refinement; version history with diff
AI Progress Reports (PDF, date-ranged) Weekly summaries of patient data - assessments, treatment plan, notes, recommendations. Clinician-reviewed; AI assists, does not replace clinical judgment
Custom Forms Drag-and-drop, undo/redo, autosave, 17 question types
E-Signatures
Wiley Treatment Planners Built-in modality templates instead

M Modality-Specific Tools

Feature Jane CoralEHR
EMDR Builder (Shapiro 8-phase, SUD/VOC) Shapiro 8-phase, target sequencing, SUD 0-10, VOC 1-7, body-scan installation
IFS Builder (Schwartz parts mapping) Manager / exile / firefighter parts mapping, burden tracking
ERP Builder (Foa fear hierarchies, SUDS) Foa fear-domain hierarchies, SUDS pre/peak/post (0-100), response prevention
ACT Builder (hexaflex, VLQ) Hexaflex, 10-domain VLQ, 7 named defusion techniques, 1-5 snapshots
SPT Builders (Synergetic Play Therapy) SPT-Child (caregiver partnership) + SPT-NARM (adult disconnection patterns)
Modality-Specific Builder Count 0 6 builders

P Patient Symptom Tracking

Feature Jane CoralEHR
Roadmapped Conditions Tourette's live; ADHD + OCD next

I In-Session Therapy Tools

Feature Jane CoralEHR
Digital Sand Tray (play therapy miniatures) Search 200+ miniatures, favorites, "Surprise Me" mode, fullscreen pop-out for client-facing sessions
EMDR Bilateral Stimulation Tool Horizontal/vertical/diagonal BLS patterns, speed control, fullscreen for screen sharing
Guided Breathing Exercises Box, 4-7-8, calm breath patterns with visual pacing
Grounding Exercise (5-4-3-2-1 sensory) 5-4-3-2-1 sensory grounding exercise
Feelings Volcano (children's emotional regulation) Feelings volcano - children's emotional regulation interactive
Worry Muncher (cognitive defusion) Worry muncher - cognitive defusion exercise
Total Built-in Therapy Tools 0 6+ tools

I Interoperability & Data Portability

Feature Jane CoralEHR
FHIR R4 API FHIR R4 endpoints for Patient, Encounter, Observation, Condition, MedicationStatement, DocumentReference
US Core Profiles (USCDI) US Core profiles compliant - meets USCDI v3 data classes
SMART on FHIR App Launch SMART on FHIR app launch with OAuth 2.0 / OIDC for third-party app integration
Multi-Provider Data Sharing FHIR-based handoff to neurologists, PCPs, psychiatrists for shared patient care; powers TicVision and other vertical integrations

C Client Portal

Feature Jane CoralEHR
Online Scheduling ~ Practice & Thrive; not on Balance
Digital Intake Forms
Secure Messaging
Client Payment Portal Card-on-file; clients cannot remove their own card
Document Sharing
Appointment Reminders ~ Email on Balance; SMS on Practice & Thrive

S Security & Compliance

Feature Jane CoralEHR
HIPAA Compliant
BAA Provided
Two-Factor Auth (2FA)
Data Encryption AES-256 Encrypted in transit and at rest on AWS
Audit Logs

S Support

Feature Jane CoralEHR
Phone Support Founder's personal line
Live Chat
Email Support
Knowledge Base
Onboarding Assistance Personalized pilot onboarding
Dedicated Account Manager Founder-led support

Pricing Snapshot

Jane App starts at $54/month (Balance plan) for solo practitioners — but Balance is capped at 20 appointments per month and excludes online booking and SMS reminders. Most full-time therapists need the Practice plan at $79/month or Thrive at $99/month. Additional practitioners cost roughly $35/month full-time (~$17.50 part-time) on Practice. The AI Scribe is a $15/practitioner/month add-on (5 free notes/month included), group telehealth is +$15/practitioner/month, and insurance billing is +$20/month plus $5 per additional full-time practitioner. Payment processing now requires Jane Payments at 2.85% + $0.25 online. There is no free trial and no annual discount.

CoralEHR starts at $29/mo (Starter), $79/mo (Professional), or From $35/clinician/mo (Practice for 6+ clinicians). Every plan includes a 30-day free trial with no credit card, a 20% annual billing discount, and free white-glove migration — with telehealth, scheduling, Stripe payments, and personalized onboarding included on every plan, and AI documentation (notes, treatment plans, form builder) included on Professional with no per-seat add-on. An optional, consent-first ambient AI scribe is available too.

For a solo private-pay therapist, Jane's $54 Balance plan looks competitive but its 20-appointment cap rules out full-time practice; the realistic comparison is Jane Practice ($79) + AI Scribe ($15) = $94/month versus CoralEHR Professional at $79/month with AI included — and CoralEHR's Starter at $29 undercuts every Jane tier for therapists who don't want AI.

Overview

Jane App launched as an all-in-one practice management platform for health and wellness professionals. It serves a broad range of disciplines — physiotherapy, occupational therapy, massage therapy, chiropractic, and mental health — with a clean, modern interface that practitioners consistently praise. Its online booking is a genuine strength clients love, per-seat pricing for additional practitioners is among the lowest available, and its support team is frequently called the best in the category. Jane remains founder-led (it is not private-equity-controlled).

CoralEHR takes a different approach. Rather than serving every health and wellness discipline, it focuses exclusively on behavioral health therapists who run private-pay practices. CoralEHR includes AI-powered note generation, built-in HIPAA-compliant telehealth, and Stripe-based payment processing — all in a single plan with no add-ons or per-feature tiers.

The key difference comes down to specialization. Jane App is an excellent generalist platform that works well across many disciplines, but it wasn't designed specifically for the therapy workflow: there's no treatment-planning module with goal tracking, psychotherapy templates must be built from scratch, and AI notes are a paid per-practitioner add-on. CoralEHR is narrower in scope but deeper in the features that matter most to private-pay therapists.

Strengths & Weaknesses

Jane App Strengths

  • Beautiful, modern design — consistently praised for intuitive UX and clean interface
  • Online booking clients love — self-scheduling that takes real load off the phone line
  • Multi-discipline support — serves PT, OT, massage, chiro, and mental health in one platform
  • Low per-seat scaling — additional practitioners from ~$17.50–$35/month, with free admin staff accounts
  • Highly praised support — responsive phone and email help, plus 50,000+ community-shared chart templates
  • Founder-led — not private-equity-owned; profitable and bootstrapped from the start

Jane App Weaknesses

  • Not mental-health-specific — built for all of health and wellness, so therapy workflows run shallow: no treatment-planning module with goal/objective tracking, no Wiley planners, and psychotherapy templates must be built from scratch
  • Entry plan is capped — the $54 Balance plan allows only 20 appointments/month and excludes online booking and SMS reminders; full-time therapists effectively start at $79
  • No free trial — Jane states plainly "We do not have a free trial"; you get a demo account instead
  • AI Scribe costs extra — a $15/practitioner/month add-on (5 free notes/month), and it's an audio-recording scribe
  • Forced payment processor — clinics are being required to move onto Jane Payments (deadline May 1, 2026) at 2.85% + $0.25 online, which users read as a margin grab; clients also can't remove their own stored card
  • Calendar and login friction — no full month-view calendar, calendar sync is two separate one-way feeds rather than true two-way editing, and clients juggle a separate web login per clinic
  • US insurance billing is immature — a $20/month add-on built Canada-first; US clinics report months of workarounds
  • No open API — integrations are restricted to vetted partners; no Zapier-style automation

CoralEHR Strengths

  • AI included on Professional — notes, treatment plans, and form builder with no per-seat add-on (optional ambient scribe, opt-in)
  • Built for behavioral health — 8 note types, 35+ auto-scored assessments, 22 treatment-plan templates with goal tracking
  • All features included — telehealth, payments, scheduling, SMS reminders, no add-ons or appointment caps on any plan
  • Keep Stripe — payment processing through Stripe, not a captive in-house processor
  • 30-day free trial, no credit card — try everything before paying
  • Founder-led support — direct access to the founder for setup and ongoing help

CoralEHR Weaknesses

  • No insurance billing — not suitable for practices that bill insurance
  • Newer platform — less established track record than Jane App
  • Fewer integrations — smaller ecosystem of third-party connections

Migration Notes

Moving from Jane App to CoralEHR is a straightforward process for private-pay therapists:

  1. Export your data — Jane App supports data exports for client demographics, appointment history, and clinical records.
  2. Import to CoralEHR — The CoralEHR onboarding team assists with importing your client list, appointment history, and key documents.
  3. Update your scheduling — Replace your Jane App online booking links on your website, directory listings, and email signature.
  4. Re-collect consents — Use CoralEHR's digital intake forms to gather updated consent documents under the new platform.

The migration typically completes in a single onboarding call with the CoralEHR founder.

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Aanish Sachdev

Reviewed by Aanish Sachdev, Co-Founder of CoralEHR

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