Syra Health Corp. reported third‑quarter 2025 results that saw total revenue slide to $1.7 million, a 26% decline from $2.3 million in the same period last year. The drop is largely attributable to federal spending cuts that reduced state and county contracts, including the termination of the Child Mental Health Wraparound Access Site agreement. Despite the revenue contraction, the company’s gross margin widened to 33% from 30% in Q3 2024, reflecting a strategic shift toward higher‑margin services.
The Population Health business unit drove the most significant growth, posting a 96% year‑over‑year increase to $1.28 million. This surge is driven by strong demand for preventive care and population‑level analytics, offsetting the decline in the Healthcare Workforce segment, which generated $407,960—down from $652,298 in Q3 2024. The mix shift toward Population Health has been a deliberate focus, as management has stated it is “deprioritizing certain healthcare workforce contracts that carry lower margins.”
Operating expenses fell 28% to $786,712, largely due to a 43% cut in salaries and benefits and a 12% reduction in selling, general and administrative costs. Professional services rose 25% to $191,726, reflecting successful upselling to existing customers. Research and development expenses collapsed 98% to $816, a result of the company’s decision to pause new product development in favor of scaling existing solutions. These disciplined cost controls have been a key driver of the narrowed net loss.
Net loss narrowed to $225,902, a 46% reduction from the prior‑year quarter’s $417,535 loss. The improvement is driven by the combined effect of higher gross margin, lower operating expenses, and the elimination of one‑time R&D spend. Management emphasized that disciplined cost management and the shift to higher‑margin segments are “continuing to drive profitability” even as revenue contracts face headwinds from federal budget uncertainty.
SyraBot, the company’s AI‑powered care coordination platform, achieved a major commercial milestone by going live with a managed‑care organization serving 400,000 members. The deployment validates the platform’s scalability and market fit, reinforcing the company’s strategic focus on technology‑enabled population health. In May 2025, Syra Health voluntarily delisted from the NASDAQ Capital Market to reduce listing costs and concentrate on core operations, a move that aligns with its long‑term growth strategy.
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