Nymbl Systems introduced its 2025 State of the Union Benchmark Initiative analyzing performance data from 207 O&P practices that use the Nymbl platform. The initiative aims to bring greater transparency to the operational and financial drivers shaping independent O&P practice performance.
The benchmark included only established practices with comparable 2024 and 2025 performance windows.
“We launched this initiative because the industry needs clearer visibility into the operational and financial drivers shaping practice performance,” said Josh Lau, Nymbl founder and CEO. “Technology gives us the ability to move beyond anecdote and into measurable performance data. When operators understand how they compare and where the opportunities are, they can prioritize with clarity and execute with confidence.”
Nymbl parsed the results by relative practice size, grouping organizations into strategic, enterprise, mid-sized, and emerging segments.
Early findings revealed strong revenue growth across the sample and meaningful shifts in reimbursement per claim, length of care performance, and denial management trends, and highlighted a measurable gap between allowable revenue and collected cash, pointing to significant opportunity in documentation rigor, denial prevention, and accounts receivable discipline, Nymbl said.
