Case Study · Swan Dental
A point-in-time BoomCloud dashboard snapshot shows Swan Dental managing an active membership base with predictable monthly and yearly recurring revenue.
Swan Dental's supplied dashboard records 330 active members, $8,420.83 MRR, and $101,050 in yearly recurring revenue. The verified figures below document this point-in-time result without making claims about the practice's launch, timeline, or growth.
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Results at this practice
Result
The supplied BoomCloud dashboard snapshot records 330 active members, $8,420.83 in monthly recurring revenue, $101,050 in yearly recurring revenue, and $9,213 collected that month.
These figures show the practice's membership activity and recurring revenue in one operational view. They are a point-in-time snapshot, not a claim about how quickly the practice grew or a guarantee of future results.
Results vary by practice, plan pricing, enrollment, retention, and time in the program.
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External evidence · Separate from practice results
External findings below are not results for this practice (Swan Dental) and do not guarantee outcomes. Results at this practice are presented separately above; these sources do not substantiate its other figures or claims.
In a 2019 RevenueWell article, Jordon Comstock described an original BoomCloud/Divergent Dental analysis reportedly covering thousands of uninsured dental patients: annual spending was $1,576.12 among membership patients versus $772.79 among nonmembers.
Dental-only, vendor-reported observational comparison. This is not randomized or independent clinical research and does not establish that membership caused the difference.
Jordon Comstock · RevenueWell, 2019 →Dan Nelson of Wood River Dental reports that, in his office, membership patients had about 2× the annual patient value of Delta Dental patients and 1.5× that of cash patients (28:23–29:11).
Practitioner-reported, office-specific experience—not universal research. The measurement period, cohort definitions, and fee inclusion are unknown. Annual patient value is not a comparison of fees or total healthcare spending. This report does not validate other Wood River case-study figures.
Dan Nelson · Wood River Dental podcast, 28:23–29:11 →A peer-reviewed 2022 Journal of Marketing Research study of retail subscriptions provides qualitative context: subscription programs can affect purchase behavior through economic benefits and psychological mechanisms.
Cross-industry background only. The study concerns retail, not healthcare or studio services; it does not establish sector-specific spending, retention, or clinical outcomes for BoomCloud users.
Journal of Marketing Research · 2022 retail-subscription study (PDF) →Launch a membership plan, enroll your uninsured patients, and watch predictable revenue land every month.
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