The Aspen Group, one of the largest and fastest-growing consumer healthcare networks in the United States, reported $4.2 billion in annualized net revenue for the first half of 2025. This marks an 8 percent increase from the same period last year. The company’s strong performance is driven by enhanced operational efficiency, better margins across its brands, and steady growth in same-store sales. These factors have positioned the group for continued momentum as it enters the second half of the year.
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With a mission to deliver better care to more people, The Aspen Group supports more than 5,300 clinicians across 1,429 locations in 48 states, serving over 35,000 patients each day. The company operates five healthcare brands: Aspen Dental, ClearChoice Dental Implant Centers, WellNow Urgent Care, Chapter Aesthetic Studio, and Lovet Pet Health Care. Together, these brands form a robust and multi-channel model for delivering healthcare services to communities nationwide.
Bob Fontana, Chairman and CEO of The Aspen Group, highlighted the company’s ongoing commitment to transforming healthcare delivery. He stated that combining strong clinical leadership with innovative technology and a wide-reaching footprint is how TAG continues to make care more accessible. According to Fontana, the focus remains on empowering clinicians and expanding access for patients across the country.
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In the first half of 2025, Aspen Dental opened 11 new offices, improving access to oral healthcare in underserved communities. The brand also focused on strengthening clinical leadership, appointing Dr. Mithila Sharma to a national role in provider development and Dr. Mindy J. Stream to lead clear aligner support. TAG University, now in its second year, provided wide-ranging continuing education in practice management, clinical standards, and dental technologies. Katie Stangel, Vice President of Learning and Development, emphasized that investing in provider growth improves patient care outcomes and enhances the strength of the overall network.
ClearChoice made significant strides with the launch of its Smiles Built for Life campaign, aimed at addressing patient concerns around implant treatments. The campaign promotes permanent “Same Day, Done Right” solutions supported by a new Lifetime Warranty on zirconia restorations. CEO Rahma Samow said the warranty reinforces the brand’s dedication to long-term results and patient confidence. ClearChoice also introduced the high-end Endura Elite restoration and added three new centers, including one in Hawaii. In parallel, Aspen Dental and ClearChoice partnered with organizations like NFED to offer no-cost treatment to those with ectodermal dysplasia. Additional innovations included SprintRay 3D printers for in-house prosthetics, the NeoConvert denture-to-fixed solution, and the rollout of Straumann’s EXACT Body Scan workflow to improve full-arch treatment planning and outcomes.
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