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Myomo (MYO) Q2 FY26 earnings call: guidance and Q&A

Earnings call· Jun 2026 (Q2 FY26)· Health Care· Aug 5, 2026

Source: earnings call transcript

Executive summary

Myomo Q2 FY26 — Strong Revenue Growth Driven by Recurring Patient Sources, Raised FY Guidance

Myomo delivered a strong second quarter, marked by significant revenue growth and improved profitability, primarily driven by the successful shift to recurring patient referral sources. The company raised its full-year revenue guidance and demonstrated operating leverage, while continuing to invest in product innovation and clinical research. Management expressed confidence in its strategic pillars to drive future growth and achieve sustainable positive cash flows.

Highlights

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  • Overall revenue increased 21% year-over-year to $11.7 million.

  • Recurring patient sources represented 53% of total revenue, doubling from 26% a year ago and achieving the 50% objective 6 months early.

  • Adjusted EBITDA improved by over $3 million year-over-year, reducing loss to $800,000.

  • Gross margin expanded to 72.1%, up from 62.7% in the prior year quarter.

  • Cash used in operating activities significantly improved to $1.9 million, compared to $8.9 million in Q2 FY25.

Concerns

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  • Pipeline adds were temporarily impacted by website maintenance activities, though patient quality is improving.

  • Operating loss was $2.3 million, despite significant improvement from $4.6 million in the prior year.

  • Net loss for the quarter was $4 million or $0.09 per share.

Guidance & targets

CategoryTargetConfidence
Q3 Revenue
$11.5 million to $12 million
high materiality
High
Full Year Revenue
$45 million to $47 million
high materiality
High
Operating Expense Growth Rate
limit to half the rate of revenue growth
medium materiality
High
Total Cash Burn
less than $2 million
high materiality
High
Recurring Patient Sources Revenue Mix
55%
medium materiality
Medium
Recurring Patient Sources Revenue Mix (Longer Term)
60-40 split
medium materiality
Medium

Segment performance

SegmentRevenueYoYQoQMargin
International
International revenue grew 32% year-over-year and represented 17% of total revenue.
Revenue mix: 17%
—32%——
U.S. O&P Channel
U.S. O&P channel revenue grew 130% year-over-year and represented 10% of total revenue.
Revenue mix: 10%
—130%——

Product announcements

ProductTypeDetails
Hand-only prototype (MyoPro platform)launch
4-finger saddleupdate

Deals & partnerships

Elevance Expansion of in-network footprint

Signed additional state contracts under the national agreement with Elevance, further expanding the in-network footprint.

Optum (UnitedHealthcare) In-network status for workers' compensation product

Established in-network status with Optum's workers' compensation product, which is part of UnitedHealthcare.

Ottobock Care National rollout of MyoPro

The national rollout with Ottobock Care is progressing well, alongside discussions with other national O&P organizations.

Risks & headwinds

Temporary impact on pipeline adds due to website maintenance Q2 FY26

Pipeline adds up 2% sequentially, impacted by maintenance activities on website.

Mitigation:Activities have been completed, and the website is functioning normally; patient quality in the pipeline is improving.

Increased competition for advertising due to midterm elections and holiday season H2 FY26

Advertising spending was up 11% sequentially in Q2.

Mitigation:Company plans to scale back direct-to-consumer advertising in Q4 and emphasize the MyoConnect program and referral sites, which are less impacted by advertising competition.

What to watch in Q3 FY26

Recurring Patient Sources Revenue Mix

end of FY26
Current 53%
Target 55%

Why it matters

This metric indicates the success of the strategic shift towards a more durable and scalable business model, reducing reliance on direct-to-consumer marketing.

I think as we look towards the end of the year, I mean, we had a goal of 50%. I think 55% probably might be a reasonable number to exit the end of the year.

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Q&A highlights

Is MyoConnect the primary driver of growth, and what are the conversion rates and pipeline contribution from MyoConnect referrals?

MyoConnect is gaining momentum, driving growth with better medically qualified patients and higher Medicare Part B insurance coverage. MyoConnect referrals represented 17% of pipeline adds in Q2, up from 11% in Q1, with roughly 50% of these being Medicare patients compared to 25% for advertising-driven adds.

“You're right. It's -- we see the MyoConnect program really gaining momentum here. We are adding more sites. We're up to 300 referral sites. Now, what we're seeing is, as Dave mentioned, not only better medically qualified patients because the therapists have been informed by us who makes a good MyoPro candidates, they tend to have better insurance. So a larger percentage of them have Medicare Part B, which is easier to get reimbursed for that patient.”

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Detailed narrative

Go-to-Market Strategy Evolution

Myomo is successfully transitioning its go-to-market strategy from direct-to-consumer marketing to a more durable model emphasizing recurrent patient referrals. This shift has led to recurring patient sources accounting for 53% of total revenue, a significant increase from 26% a year ago, and achieving the 50% objective six months ahead of schedule.

The MyoConnect program, which facilitates direct billing referrals, is a key driver, contributing 23% of total revenue and showing higher conversion rates for medically qualified patients with better insurance coverage.

Operational Efficiency and Cost Reduction

The company demonstrated strong operating leverage, with revenue growing 21% while operating expenses increased by less than 1%. This led to a substantial improvement in adjusted EBITDA, reducing the loss to $800,000 from $4 million in the prior year. Initiatives include a Six Sigma team executing cost reduction, a mobile app rollout to replace laptops, expanding in-house assembly, and investing in 3D printing capabilities, all aimed at expanding margins and lowering cash burn.

Product Development and Market Expansion

Myomo continues to innovate on its wearable robotics platform, with the next-generation MyoPro 3 development on schedule. A hand-only prototype was introduced at the OTWorld Conference in Germany, targeting the German market first due to existing reimbursement for such devices.

This expansion into hand-only functionality broadens the addressable market and leverages the existing technology platform, with plans to explore U.S. rollout after securing appropriate reimbursement codes.

Payer Access and Clinical Evidence

Market access is expanding through new agreements, including additional Elevance state contracts and in-network status with Optum's workers' compensation product (UnitedHealthcare). These agreements are leading to higher authorization rates. The University of Utah randomized controlled trial (RCT) is progressing, with 25 of 50 patients enrolled, and a 6-month outcomes publication expected in the second half of the year, which is anticipated to further support reimbursement and demand generation.

Board Enhancement and Investor Engagement

Myomo enhanced its Board of Directors with the appointment of Joe Manko and Will Febbo, adding significant industry experience, financial expertise, and leadership in building shareholder value. The company also plans to participate in the H.C. Wainwright 28th Annual Global Investment Conference in September to engage with investors.

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