Psych NP retention risk

Psych NPs tend to leave and start their own clinics after gaining experience. This is a structural risk for expansion staffing. Dr. Tang needs to plan for retention strategies or alternative staffing models.

Depression/anxiety Dx rates rising across California

Statewide trend shows increasing diagnosis rates for depression and anxiety disorders. Demand for ketamine therapy and alternative treatments is projected to continue growing.

Riverside spa sublet competitor is highly vulnerable

The only competitor in the Riverside corridor is a part-time provider subletting from a med spa with limited hours and no stellate capability. A full-time operation with proper facilities would dominate.

Klarity existing website SEO foundation

Klarityclinic.com has an existing SEO footprint that can be leveraged for a second location landing page with minimal incremental investment.

2-week rotation model validated

Dr. Tang's plan: 2 weeks on anesthesia / 2 weeks off, covering new clinic during off weeks with evenings/weekends at Upland. This model is operationally viable within 35-40 minute drive radius.

Stellate ganglion blocks are underpriced and growing

SGB growing at ~1 new patient per 6 weeks. Currently priced at $1,000-$1,200 vs. Stella Center OC at $1,500. Room for price increase and volume growth at a second location.

IV ketamine insurance reimbursement in early signal territory

Insurance reimbursement for IV ketamine (beyond esketamine/SPRAVATO) is showing early signals. RCM timing advantage if expansion precedes coverage formalization. Could add 15%+ revenue uplift.

Kaiser patient questionnaire completions are a warm pipeline

Kaiser members completing depression/anxiety questionnaires represent a warm referral channel. Potential for formal partnership if expansion proceeds near Kaiser facilities.