Find Patient Lifetime Value (PLV part 5)

In order to calculate patient lifetime value, you must first have your:

1. Gross Profit per Appointment2. Patient Recall Rate3. Patient Lifespan (or Patient Churn Rate)

Once you have these figures, finding Patient Lifetime Value is simple. The hard part is the pre-work.

Patient Lifetime Value Formula

Multiply your patient lifespan by your patient recall rate and gross profit per appointment. The product is your patient lifetime value.

This figure is a good representation of your revenue reality. It is based on your patients and data.

Patient Lifetime Value benchmarks depend on your specialty. The average PLV is about $3,000 for primary care physicians in the United States. If your PLV exceeds $10,000, you are doing a great job engaging your patients. If your PLV drops beneath $1,000, you should consult outside help immediately.

Patient lifetime value may be the most important figure for you to know while scaling a small healthcare business. You should also calculate your patient acquisition cost to improve your marketing budgeting.

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• What is Patient Lifetime Value?- Find Gross Profit per Appointment- Find Patient Recall Time and Rate- Find Patient Churn Rate- Find Patient Lifetime Value

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