About the Firm
Est. 2026 · United States
An accounting firm that behaves like a partner.
Ledger Health Group exists because practice owners kept paying big-firm fees for small-firm attention — or small-firm fees for no attention at all. We built the third option.
Principal
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Jonathan Beck, CPA
Principal — Ledger Health Group
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The Principal
Fifteen-plus years of accounting and tax — pointed at one kind of client.
Jonathan Beck, CPA, spent over fifteen years in accounting and tax work before narrowing the firm's focus to healthcare practice owners — dentists first. The reasoning was simple: the owners getting the least attention from their accountants were the ones running the most operationally demanding small businesses in town.
Ledger Health Group runs every client on the same system — books closed by the 10th, taxes planned quarterly, and a CFO-level line that answers — so the promise on the homepage isn't a slogan. It's the operating procedure.
The Commitment — In Full
"We exist to help physicians and dentists build stronger, more profitable practices through proactive, prompt, and reliable financial guidance. We give our clients the confidence to make better business decisions, preserve more of what they earn, and devote more time to their patients. Our success is measured by the lasting prosperity of the healthcare professionals and practices we serve."
How We Work
Three words on the door.
Proactive
We bring the issue to you before the deadline does. Quarterly tax moves, overhead drift, cash-flow pinch points — flagged while there's still time to act.
Prompt
Calls returned, questions answered, books closed by the 10th. Responsiveness isn't a courtesy in this firm — it's the product.
Reliable
The same rhythm, every month, in writing. If scope changes, the fee changes in writing first — no surprise line items, ever.
The Next Entry
Free · 30 Minutes · No Obligation
One conversation about your numbers.
Book the diagnostic: thirty minutes, your last P&L, and a straight read on where the money's going — with a practice-sized quote if you want one.