Mom and Baby First
Vital Family Chiropractic is not your typical practice. Specializing in prenatal and pediatric care, it was built around one core belief: that pregnant moms, newborns, and growing kids deserve a place that truly understands them. Led by Whitley Jagnanan, DC and Abbey Bennett, DC, the team serves a community of busy, multi-kid families with a mission to be the kind of practice that feels less like a doctor's office and more like a second home.
Office Manager Jasmine Bundrage is the heartbeat of that experience. As the face of the front desk and the first person every family sees, she knows better than anyone that the right systems make all the difference between a practice that runs smoothly and one that can't keep up.
The Challenge
Before ChiroHD, Vital Family Chiropractic ran on Jane. The previous system worked, but it was not built for the complexity of a pediatric and prenatal practice serving large, multi-kid families on structured care plans. Scheduling was a manual, piece-by-piece process that consumed hours of Jasmine's week and kept her locked to the computer instead of the people walking through the door.
The search for a better solution came down to one thing: care plan scheduling. Vital Family Chiropractic needed a platform that could map out an entire care plan in a few clicks rather than one appointment at a time.
"Being able to map it all out, essentially click a couple buttons, and boom-bam-pow — makes it very helpful."
— Jasmine BundrageThe Solution
Jasmine went into the ChiroHD onboarding process solo — no prior experience with the platform and no team member to lean on. What she found on the other side was a support system that met her exactly where she was.
The training videos were organized, easy to follow, and built for someone learning the platform for the first time. And when questions came up, ChiroHD Onboarding Specialist Lisa Landen was there every step of the way.
"Every time we'd hop on a call, I'd be like, 'I don't know what I'm doing!' And she was like, 'Yes, you do. You're awesome. You got this.'"
— Jasmine Bundrage