Bio6 or Jane: which one fits a rehabilitation clinic?
Jane is a solid, well-liked practice management tool. Bio6 is built for rehabilitation teams: the session produces a measurement, the measurement produces the curve, the curve produces the report.
Two good tools, two different jobs
Jane fits if…
- Your clinic is multidisciplinary (massage therapy, chiropractic, nutrition) and online booking is the priority.
- Your needs stop at the schedule, the note and the payment, with no movement measurement.
- You mostly bill private insurers through TELUS eClaims.
Bio6 fits if…
- Your team (physios, kins, OTs) wants progress you can point to: the measured range, not the noted impression.
- Your patients keep exercising at home and you want to see what actually happened between visits.
- Your CNESST files need reports backed by data, ready before the case worker calls.
Comparison
Bio6 and Jane, feature by feature
Comparison based on each vendor's public documentation as of August 2026. Products evolve: confirm with each vendor.
What Jane does not aim to do
Where Bio6 stands apart
Measurement instead of impression
BioBand captures range and speed during the exercise. At re-assessment you show a curve, not a recollection.
Results the referring physician can read
Scored questionnaires with built-in MCID thresholds: clinically meaningful progress shows up right in the chart.
The report that leaves on time
Session data feeds the narrative: the CNESST report takes shape during treatment, not at 9 p.m.
Using Jane today?
The Bio6 team supports the move: export your records, structured import, staff trained before your first Monday.
Frequently asked questions
See the difference on your own patients
A guided pilot, your data, a decision grounded in measurement.
Finish the day with the notes done and the progress proven
Thirty minutes, in English or French, on your own cases: your note template, your CNESST reports. Then you decide.
No obligation · a 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your clinic.