Phreesia Shares Slide on Conservative Sales Outlook

Dow Jones12-10

By Katherine Hamilton

Phreesia shares fell after the healthcare company shared a conservative outlook.

The stock slid 21% on Tuesday, at one point touching a 52-week low of $15.41. Shares are down 37% this year.

Phreesia, which automates patient check-in at healthcare facilities, on Monday adjusted its revenue outlook for fiscal 2026 to between $479 million and $481 million.

The new outlook includes a $7.5 million sales bump from Phreesia's acquisition of AccessOne, which closed in November.

Excluding the boost from AccessOne, the range would be $471.5 million to $473.5 million, which is lower than the previous revenue range the company provided. In September, Phreesia was guiding for $472 million to $482 million, a range that did not include any impact from AccessOne.

Phreesia, based in Wilmington, Del., said it expects 14% to 16% revenue growth in fiscal 2027, about 6.5% of which will come from AccessOne. That implies 8% to 10% growth in the company's core business, according to Truist analyst Jailendra Singh.

Analysts had been projecting about 12% overall revenue growth.

Write to Katherine Hamilton at katherine.hamilton@wsj.com

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