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Praxium Research Desk

Data preview · issue 01

Research note · June 19, 2026

State of Recovery Studios

A transparent look at one directory-coverage sample—what it contains, how it was filtered, and what it cannot tell us.

Methodology before narrative.This report is a dated, non-canonical preview. It is not current market intelligence.

Stale on a 30-day cadence. Data is as of June 19, 2026; the refresh window ended July 19, 2026. Verify present-day business status and coverage before reuse.

1,553source-shard rows ingested

846included preview rows

31held for review

676rejected / hard-excluded

12 / 12deterministic QA checks passed

Conservation holds: 846 included + 31 held + 676 rejected = 1,553 ingested. The QA result certifies this June 19 workbench preview against its stated checks; it does not certify completeness, freshness, or current operating status.

Composition

The included sample is dominated by the national-chain source layer. Confidence labels summarize source-level evidence quality inside the preview; they are not probabilities and do not correct selection bias.

Data confidence

Denominator: 846 included rows

4 included rows are labeled low confidence. Confidence is missing for 0 included rows.

Source layer

Denominator: 846 included rows

Source-layer mix is a collection artifact. It is not evidence of chain market share.

Geographic coverage

Forty-six state or district codes appear in the included preview. For public-safe display, the table shows only states with at least 10 rows. Lower-N states are pooled rather than exposed as granular cells.

Eligible state aggregates, ranked by included-row count
Rank / state	Included N	Sample share	High confidence	Medium	Low

25 states meet N ≥ 10 and contain 777 rows. The remaining 69 rows across 21 lower-N states are pooled out of this table. These are sample counts—not studio totals.

Modality-tag coverage

Rows can carry multiple modality tags, so counts and shares overlap and must not be summed. Display requires national N ≥ 30. A tag occurrence means a row was coded with that tag, not that the modality is offered today or adopted by the market.

National tag occurrences among 846 included rows
Modality tag	Tagged rows	Share of included rows	Interpretation

Method and missingness

The workbench read local source shards, applied supersession and deduplication rules, qualified rows on modality mix, and separated campaign-preview rows from holds and rejects. No live directory, CRM, or outreach system was changed.

Included-row denominator

846 rows for state counts, modality counts, confidence, and source-layer composition. Held and rejected rows are excluded.

State missingness

0 included rows have missing/invalid state because that condition sent 14 rows to hold. This is gate behavior, not evidence that source state data is complete.

Selection frame

Convenience sample from public-source shards. Not a census, probability sample, longitudinal panel, or verified current directory.

Qualification rule

The primary gate required at least two distinct wellness modalities after removing the generic tokens fitness and recovery. HOTWORX rows coded only as infrared sauna + fitness therefore fell below the primary threshold.

Disposition rules

Hold: missing/invalid state, source flag, coming soon, or closed.
Reject: superseded consolidated brand, disqualified HOTWORX row, superseded duplicate, or below two modalities.
Included: passed primary gate, status, supersession, source, and dedupe checks.

What QA passed

Twelve checks covered duplicate location keys, U.S. scope, modality threshold, HOTWORX handling, source URL presence, status exclusions, supersession, row conservation, and reference-count cross-checks.

What QA did not prove

No check establishes completeness, consumer demand, revenue potential, business quality, location opportunity, modality adoption, current operating status, or market size.

Aggregate data dictionary

The downloadable public-safe data deliberately omits account names, contacts, websites, domains, cities, addresses, source URLs, evidence text, and individual listings.

Fields used by this report and explorer
Field	Definition	Denominator / missingness	Do not interpret as
`included_n`	Count of rows passing the June 19 preview gates.	846 total; row-level file not public here.	Total studios or complete directory
`state_n`	Included rows coded to a state/district.	846; 0 invalid/missing among included; N < 10 pooled.	Market size or local demand
`modality_n`	Included rows carrying a modality tag.	846; multi-select and overlapping; national N < 30 omitted.	Adoption, utilization, or supply
`confidence`	Source-evidence quality label: high, medium, low.	551 / 291 / 4; 0 missing among included.	Statistical confidence or truth probability
`source_layer`	Shard role retained after supersession.	846; 5 mutually exclusive layers.	Business type or market share
`representation_index`	State tag share divided by national-sample tag share.	Only state N ≥ 10, national tag N ≥ 30, cell n ≥ 5.	Opportunity, gap, performance, or significance

Change log

This is the first public-safe aggregate issue. Future issues should preserve denominator definitions, rerun all checks, and document any source, qualification, or threshold changes before comparison.

June 19, 2026 · v1

Corrected workbench preview

Applied source supersession, modality qualification, deduplication, status holds, conservation, and 12 deterministic checks. Established 846 included / 31 held / 676 rejected.

Next issue · not yet produced

No trend comparison available

This file has one dated snapshot. Until a later issue uses a comparable method, there is no trend, growth, decline, or market-change claim.

Interpretation boundaryThis report describes representation inside one dated convenience sample. It is not a census, current directory, demand study, opportunity map, modality-adoption measure, longitudinal trend, or market-size estimate.

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Praxium Research Desk

Data preview · issue 01

Research note · June 19, 2026

State of Recovery Studios

A transparent look at one directory-coverage sample—what it contains, how it was filtered, and what it cannot tell us.

Methodology before narrative.This report is a dated, non-canonical preview. It is not current market intelligence.

Stale on a 30-day cadence. Data is as of June 19, 2026; the refresh window ended July 19, 2026. Verify present-day business status and coverage before reuse.

1,553source-shard rows ingested

846included preview rows

31held for review

676rejected / hard-excluded

12 / 12deterministic QA checks passed

Composition

Data confidence

Denominator: 846 included rows

4 included rows are labeled low confidence. Confidence is missing for 0 included rows.

Source layer

Denominator: 846 included rows

Source-layer mix is a collection artifact. It is not evidence of chain market share.

Geographic coverage

Eligible state aggregates, ranked by included-row count
Rank / state	Included N	Sample share	High confidence	Medium	Low

25 states meet N ≥ 10 and contain 777 rows. The remaining 69 rows across 21 lower-N states are pooled out of this table. These are sample counts—not studio totals.

Modality-tag coverage

National tag occurrences among 846 included rows
Modality tag	Tagged rows	Share of included rows	Interpretation

Method and missingness

Included-row denominator

846 rows for state counts, modality counts, confidence, and source-layer composition. Held and rejected rows are excluded.

State missingness

0 included rows have missing/invalid state because that condition sent 14 rows to hold. This is gate behavior, not evidence that source state data is complete.

Selection frame

Convenience sample from public-source shards. Not a census, probability sample, longitudinal panel, or verified current directory.

Qualification rule

Disposition rules

Hold: missing/invalid state, source flag, coming soon, or closed.
Reject: superseded consolidated brand, disqualified HOTWORX row, superseded duplicate, or below two modalities.
Included: passed primary gate, status, supersession, source, and dedupe checks.

What QA passed

What QA did not prove

No check establishes completeness, consumer demand, revenue potential, business quality, location opportunity, modality adoption, current operating status, or market size.

Aggregate data dictionary

The downloadable public-safe data deliberately omits account names, contacts, websites, domains, cities, addresses, source URLs, evidence text, and individual listings.

Fields used by this report and explorer
Field	Definition	Denominator / missingness	Do not interpret as
`included_n`	Count of rows passing the June 19 preview gates.	846 total; row-level file not public here.	Total studios or complete directory
`state_n`	Included rows coded to a state/district.	846; 0 invalid/missing among included; N < 10 pooled.	Market size or local demand
`modality_n`	Included rows carrying a modality tag.	846; multi-select and overlapping; national N < 30 omitted.	Adoption, utilization, or supply
`confidence`	Source-evidence quality label: high, medium, low.	551 / 291 / 4; 0 missing among included.	Statistical confidence or truth probability
`source_layer`	Shard role retained after supersession.	846; 5 mutually exclusive layers.	Business type or market share
`representation_index`	State tag share divided by national-sample tag share.	Only state N ≥ 10, national tag N ≥ 30, cell n ≥ 5.	Opportunity, gap, performance, or significance

Change log

This is the first public-safe aggregate issue. Future issues should preserve denominator definitions, rerun all checks, and document any source, qualification, or threshold changes before comparison.

June 19, 2026 · v1

Corrected workbench preview

Applied source supersession, modality qualification, deduplication, status holds, conservation, and 12 deterministic checks. Established 846 included / 31 held / 676 rejected.

Next issue · not yet produced

No trend comparison available

This file has one dated snapshot. Until a later issue uses a comparable method, there is no trend, growth, decline, or market-change claim.

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Praxium Research Desk

Data preview · issue 01

Research note · June 19, 2026

State of Recovery Studios

A transparent look at one directory-coverage sample—what it contains, how it was filtered, and what it cannot tell us.

Methodology before narrative.This report is a dated, non-canonical preview. It is not current market intelligence.

Stale on a 30-day cadence. Data is as of June 19, 2026; the refresh window ended July 19, 2026. Verify present-day business status and coverage before reuse.

1,553source-shard rows ingested

846included preview rows

31held for review

676rejected / hard-excluded

12 / 12deterministic QA checks passed

Composition

Data confidence

Denominator: 846 included rows

4 included rows are labeled low confidence. Confidence is missing for 0 included rows.

Source layer

Denominator: 846 included rows

Source-layer mix is a collection artifact. It is not evidence of chain market share.

Geographic coverage

Eligible state aggregates, ranked by included-row count
Rank / state	Included N	Sample share	High confidence	Medium	Low

25 states meet N ≥ 10 and contain 777 rows. The remaining 69 rows across 21 lower-N states are pooled out of this table. These are sample counts—not studio totals.

Modality-tag coverage

National tag occurrences among 846 included rows
Modality tag	Tagged rows	Share of included rows	Interpretation

Method and missingness

Included-row denominator

846 rows for state counts, modality counts, confidence, and source-layer composition. Held and rejected rows are excluded.

State missingness

0 included rows have missing/invalid state because that condition sent 14 rows to hold. This is gate behavior, not evidence that source state data is complete.

Selection frame

Convenience sample from public-source shards. Not a census, probability sample, longitudinal panel, or verified current directory.

Qualification rule

Disposition rules

Hold: missing/invalid state, source flag, coming soon, or closed.
Reject: superseded consolidated brand, disqualified HOTWORX row, superseded duplicate, or below two modalities.
Included: passed primary gate, status, supersession, source, and dedupe checks.

What QA passed

What QA did not prove

No check establishes completeness, consumer demand, revenue potential, business quality, location opportunity, modality adoption, current operating status, or market size.

Aggregate data dictionary

The downloadable public-safe data deliberately omits account names, contacts, websites, domains, cities, addresses, source URLs, evidence text, and individual listings.

Fields used by this report and explorer
Field	Definition	Denominator / missingness	Do not interpret as
`included_n`	Count of rows passing the June 19 preview gates.	846 total; row-level file not public here.	Total studios or complete directory
`state_n`	Included rows coded to a state/district.	846; 0 invalid/missing among included; N < 10 pooled.	Market size or local demand
`modality_n`	Included rows carrying a modality tag.	846; multi-select and overlapping; national N < 30 omitted.	Adoption, utilization, or supply
`confidence`	Source-evidence quality label: high, medium, low.	551 / 291 / 4; 0 missing among included.	Statistical confidence or truth probability
`source_layer`	Shard role retained after supersession.	846; 5 mutually exclusive layers.	Business type or market share
`representation_index`	State tag share divided by national-sample tag share.	Only state N ≥ 10, national tag N ≥ 30, cell n ≥ 5.	Opportunity, gap, performance, or significance

Change log

This is the first public-safe aggregate issue. Future issues should preserve denominator definitions, rerun all checks, and document any source, qualification, or threshold changes before comparison.

June 19, 2026 · v1

Corrected workbench preview

Applied source supersession, modality qualification, deduplication, status holds, conservation, and 12 deterministic checks. Established 846 included / 31 held / 676 rejected.

Next issue · not yet produced

No trend comparison available

This file has one dated snapshot. Until a later issue uses a comparable method, there is no trend, growth, decline, or market-change claim.

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