Jane App alternatives for women's health practitioners

Yes. Export your Jane client list as CSV from Settings → Patients → Export. Import the CSV into Junocal at /app/clients/import. Names, emails, phone numbers, and notes carry across in one step. Booking history exports separately as CSV and can be imported for historical reference.

Junocal uses a free-text session notes field per booking, not SOAP-style clinical charting. The deliberate scope is cash-pay wellness rather than clinical record-keeping. Most cash-pay practitioners who transition to Junocal find that brief practitioner-reference notes are what their non-clinical practice actually needs; historical SOAP records stay accessible in your existing Jane export for as long as you keep that account.

Junocal's free data export at any time means there's no lock-in either direction; your client list, booking history, payments, and intake responses come with you as CSV whenever you want. Most cash-pay practitioners who consider adding insurance billing find the administrative overhead (claim submission, denials management, EOB reconciliation) ends up costing more than the higher unit price of cash-pay practice, so the question often resolves toward staying cash-pay rather than switching tools.

Re-attestation, not re-onboarding. Their account exists from the CSV import. On their next visit, they get a magic-link login prompt and a request to complete the Junocal intake form (which is shorter and more conditional than Jane's clinical intake). They keep their identity and history; just the form changes.

Junocal handles booking, conditional-logic intake, per-service deposits, packs and memberships, branded storefront, automated client emails, and Stripe Connect Standard. It does not include SOAP-style clinical charting, insurance claim submission, treatment-plan templates, multi-practitioner clinic scheduling, EHR-grade audit trails, or telehealth with integrated charting. The scope is the cash-pay solo women's-health practice, not the multi-practitioner insurance-billed clinic.

Junocal is built for cash-pay wellness practitioners — wellness-coded, not clinical — and the product scope is intentionally outside HIPAA. If your practice handles protected health information under HIPAA, you need software with a Business Associate Agreement; you can still run Junocal for the cash-pay portion of your practice alongside HIPAA-compliant tools for the insurance-billed portion.

Jane Thrive is roughly CAD $1,188 per year (about USD $866). Junocal Starter is USD $948 per year. The headline saving is modest. The real saving is in the time you don't spend in clinical-workflow steps that don't apply to your cash-pay practice, and in not paying for SOAP-notes and insurance-billing infrastructure you never use.