Allied Health – Allied health | New South Wales & Queensland
Multi-Site Allied Health Group for Sale in NSW & QLD
An established multidisciplinary allied health provider operating five clinics across NSW and Queensland, offered at an advertised asking price of $1,200,000. The seller reports FY2026 revenue of approximately $9.5 million and FY2026 adjusted net profit of approximately $560,000. Core disciplines include psychology and mental health, occupational therapy, speech pathology and behaviour support.
Asking price
$1,200,000
Revenue
$9,500,000
Adj. net profit
approx. $560,000
FY2026, approx., as advertised
- Multi-Site
- NSW & QLD
- Allied Health
Acquisition brief
Multidisciplinary allied health group
Newcastle, Hunter Valley, Central Coast & Brisbane North
New South Wales & Queensland
Key business snapshot
- Revenue (FY2026)
- $9.5m
- Adj. net profit (FY2026, approx., as advertised)
- ~$560k
- Business type
- Allied Health – Allied health
- Location
- Newcastle, Hunter Valley, Central Coast & Brisbane North
- Business stage
- Established
Business overview
An established multidisciplinary allied health provider operating five clinics across NSW and Queensland, offered at an advertised asking price of $1,200,000. The seller reports FY2026 revenue of approximately $9.5 million and FY2026 adjusted net profit of approximately $560,000. Core disciplines include psychology and mental health, occupational therapy, speech pathology and behaviour support.
Public listing highlights
- Five clinics across New South Wales and Queensland, supported by seven leases, as advertised
- 86 permanent employees, including 61 clinicians, all directly employed as advertised
- FY2026 revenue of approximately $9.5 million reported by the seller
- Diversified funding across NDIS, PHN contracts, Medicare, private, EAP, workers compensation and group programs, as advertised
- NDIS registration reported current to November 2027 — subject to verification; registration does not automatically transfer to a buyer
- Established operating systems and clinical governance frameworks, as advertised
Financial snapshot
- Revenue (FY2026)
- $9,500,000
- Adjusted net profit (FY2026, approximately)
- approx. $560,000
- Asking price
- $1,200,000
Revenue and adjusted net profit are as advertised by the seller and have not been independently verified or audited. Adjusted net profit is not EBITDA. Government contract renewals and NDIS registration transfer are not guaranteed.
Detailed financial information may only be released after appropriate confidentiality and buyer qualification requirements have been completed.
About the group
This is a multidisciplinary allied health provider that has been operating for nearly ten years, according to the seller. It runs five clinic locations across two states: two leases in the Newcastle region, two in the Hunter Valley, one at Tuggerah and one at Gosford on the Central Coast, and one in Brisbane North. Note that seven leases support five clinics, so a buyer should map each lease to its site rather than assume one lease per clinic.
The seller reports FY2026 revenue of approximately $9.5 million and FY2026 adjusted net profit of approximately $560,000. The earnings figure is not EBITDA and it is seller-supplied. At this scale, the story that matters is where profit is actually made: which clinics, which disciplines and which funding streams carry the result, and which sites are marginal.
Funding mix and contracts
Revenue is advertised as diversified across NDIS-funded services, PHN government contracts, Medicare, private clients, EAP services, workers compensation, workshops and group programs. Diversification can support resilience, but each stream has its own rules, margins and renewal risk.
The business is advertised as holding long-standing PHN mental health contracts and an NDIS registration current to November 2027. Both need verification in diligence. Contract renewals are never guaranteed, and NDIS registration belongs to the registered entity — a buyer may need to obtain or vary registration in their own name rather than assume it transfers with the sale.
People, systems and premises
The seller advertises 86 permanent employees, including 61 clinicians, all directly employed rather than engaged as contractors. An experienced leadership team is described as being in place. Buyers should confirm how staff are distributed across the five clinics, the qualifications and tenure of the clinical team, and which key managers the operation depends on.
Operations are advertised as supported by established practice-management and clinical governance systems. Across seven leases in five locations, lease terms, options, rents and assignment conditions are a material part of the transaction and should be reviewed site by site before an offer is made.
Questions to test in due diligence
How is profit and loss performance split by clinic, discipline and funding stream, and which sites carry the group result?
What are the expiry dates, novation or tender requirements and renewal history of each PHN contract, and what happens to revenue if one is not renewed?
Which entity holds the NDIS registration, and what would a buyer need to obtain in their own name? Registration does not automatically transfer with a business sale.
How are the 86 employees distributed across clinics and roles, what are the qualifications and tenure of the 61 clinicians, and which managers or clinical leads are critical to retention?
What are the terms, options, rents and assignment conditions of each of the seven leases, and how do they align with the five clinic locations?
Which add-backs make up the approximately $560,000 FY2026 adjusted net profit, and what working capital does the business require at settlement?
Who might this suit?
First-time business owners
Healthcare professionals looking to acquire an established operating business rather than establish one from the ground up.
Existing healthcare business owners
Operators looking to add another location or expand their existing footprint.
Multi-site healthcare groups
Groups seeking an established business in a new geographic market.
Strategic buyers
Healthcare operators looking for an acquisition that complements an existing network or service offering.
Look beyond the asking price
- Financial performance
- How sustainable are the earnings?
- Practitioner stability
- Who generates the revenue, and are they expected to remain?
- Owner dependence
- How much does the business rely on the current owner?
- Premises
- Does the lease support the buyer's plans?
- Patients & referrals
- How diversified is demand?
- Systems & management
- Can the business operate effectively through an ownership transition?
- Growth assumptions
- Are future opportunities realistic and commercially achievable?
Some information should stay confidential
Healthcare business sales can involve commercially sensitive information.
The public marketplace may show enough information for a buyer to determine whether an opportunity appears relevant without identifying every aspect of the business.
Additional information may be released in stages.
1. Public listing
General business overview, approximate location and selected financial information.
2. Buyer registration
Buyer identity and acquisition criteria.
3. Confidentiality
A Non-Disclosure Agreement may be required.
4. Qualified information release
More detailed financial, operational and business information.
5. Due diligence
Supporting documentation may be provided to the buyer and their professional advisers as appropriate.
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