Riverd
Free practice management software for Acupuncturists

Run your acupuncture practice on autopilot.

Riverd is free practice management software built for independent acupuncturists. Online booking, automated reminders, treatment notes, and payment tracking, completely free to start.

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Free up to 20 appointments/month. No credit card required.

Riverd is built for the solo L.Ac. or DACM, not multi-provider clinics. Clients book online, reminders send themselves, and every visit gets a private note on the client's record that only you can read. Session notes are one open text field, so you set your own format for pattern differentiation, treatment principle, or however you chart. On the River plan, AI can reformat a session summary into a Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan note. Client intake forms are included on every plan, filled and signed by the client on their phone before the first visit, and available to US practices at launch. There are still no TCM-specific templates, for the intake form or the note, so the pattern-differentiation structure stays yours to set.

Built for how acupuncturists actually work.

Zero-touch booking

Clients book online 24/7. No phone tag. No double bookings. Your calendar runs itself while you focus on treatment.

Treatment documentation

Record session notes and build a full clinical history for every client. Everything is encrypted and only visible to you.

Automated reminders

Email reminders go out automatically 24 hours before each session, with SMS on the River plan. Fewer no-shows, less chasing.

Everything you need. Nothing you don't.

Online booking with real-time availability
Session notes and full treatment history
Automated email reminders, with SMS on the River plan
Client profiles with full treatment history
Session charges and payment tracking, with tips and refunds
Branded practice page with your own URL

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AI SOAP Note Generator

Generate a fully structured SOAP note from a quick session summary. Free, no account needed.

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I was stitching together five different tools just to run my practice. Riverd replaced all of them for free. My clients love the booking experience and I love never thinking about scheduling again.

Linda C.

Licensed Acupuncturist, Seattle WA

FAQ

Common questions

Is Riverd free for acupuncturists?+
Yes. The Brook plan is free permanently for up to 20 appointments per month, not a trial. Perfect for solo or part-time practitioners.See full pricing →
Can I document TCM-style treatment notes in Riverd?+
Yes. Riverd's session notes are flexible, so you can capture chief complaint, tongue and pulse observations, pattern differentiation, and treatment principle in your own structure. Every note is stored against the client profile, building a full treatment history over time.
Can clients book specific acupuncture services with different durations?+
Yes. You can create multiple services (initial consultation, follow-up, package session) with different durations and prices. Clients pick the right one when booking.
Is client data secure?+
All client data is encrypted at rest and in transit. Your clinical notes are private, and no one else using Riverd can reach them. Riverd is not a HIPAA-covered entity, and you stay responsible for your own regulatory compliance. For specific HIPAA questions, consult your compliance advisor.

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Reviewed by the Riverd editorial team. Last updated June 4, 2026.

This page describes software features and is not clinical, legal, or compliance advice. For questions about regulations that apply to your practice, consult your professional association or a qualified advisor.