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Financial Performance Report · June 2026

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Total Revenue
$239,750
+10.0% vs May
Net Income
$71,441
29.8% margin
Cash on Hand
$1,049,878
Jun 30 balance
New Patients
78
+53% vs May
Total Visits
377
+17% vs May
Total Rev per Visit
$636
P&L revenue ÷ visits
ROAS
3.63x
-2% vs May
CAC
$154
-29% vs May
June 2026
Win15.10%+1.8% MoM
Retail Attach Rate
Retail attach rate is 15.1% in June, up from 13.3% in May but still below the 20% mark for a practice this size. Reaching 20% at current visit volume would add an estimated +$4K-$5K/mo in retail revenue with no additional patient acquisition.
Win$126K$103K plan
Injectable Services Revenue
Injectables came in 22% above plan, the largest favorable revenue variance of the month. The category drove most of the practice's growth and is now over half of total revenue. Worth understanding which providers and services drove the surge so the demand can be sustained into Q1.
Win$154$175 peer median
Customer Acquisition Cost
CAC came down 29% from May's $216 driven by paid channel yield improvements on flat spend. Google Search, Facebook, and Yelp all delivered meaningfully more new patients without spend increases. These three channels drove the new patient surge and should be the default allocation through Q1.
Win78 new87 peer median
New Patient Volume
New patient acquisition jumped 53% from May to June and closed most of the gap to the 87 peer median. Worth flagging that this still landed well below the 130 plan target, but the trajectory is right and the June trend is what should inform Q1 planning.
Watch$56K$46K plan
Provider Compensation
Provider comp came in $10K over plan in June, an unfavorable variance of 21%. Some of this is reasonable given the revenue surge, but it warrants a quick review to make sure the comp structure is scaling efficiently rather than mechanically with revenue. Worth modeling against future hiring decisions.
Watch$636$605 peer median
Revenue per Visit
Revenue per visit dropped 5.7% from May's $675 even though it remains above peer median. The drop is largely driven by new patient dilution rather than service mix shift, since new patients spend $520 on first visits compared to roughly $640 for returning patients. Should naturally recover as June's new patients return for follow-up visits.
Fix Now$118/hour$368/hour practice average
New Provider Productivity
One provider in book-building mode running at less than a third of the practice average. As her book matures, getting her bookings to even half the practice average through targeted patient acquisition and intentional schedule fill could add an estimated +$13K-$15K/mo in revenue over the next 60-90 days.
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