Sell Your Allied Health Practice with Expert Brokers Or View Allied Health Practices For Sale

We are leading experts in Allied Health practice sales and as Allied Health practice brokers. Our firm has a specialist division also in allied health business valuations. Since the sale of our first allied health related practice in 2014 we have assisted AHP practice owners with the appraisal, valuation and sale of an extensive array of allied health business sales. While we focus on helping sellers, buyers can explore our current allied health practices for sale to find the right opportunity. If you are selling and allied health practice please read the information below and contact us.

Where We Conduct Allied Health Practice Sales

Our main focus for allied health business sales is NSW, QLD, Victoria and South Australia. We have sold a range of OT, Speech, Psychology and NDIS allied health practices in specific locations such as Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane, Newcastle, Wollongong, Ballarat, Bendigo, Geelong, Sunshine Coast QLD, Gold Coast, Toowoomba, Ipswich, Canberra ACT, Gippsland, Hunter Valley as well as regional and rural areas of all states.

Allied Health Practice Sales Size and Scope

We have had a wide range of businesses structures with our allied health business sales records to date. These have ranged from community based businesses to those that have a defined location and shop front. Some allied health practice sales have been multidisciplinary models with OT, Speech and Psychology services whilst others have been more focused on one clinical area.  Some have been highly specialist such as paediatric focused for example.

Selling An Allied Health Practice – How Do You Find Your Buyer?

As allied health practice brokers we have been building our database of buyers since 2014. However, we don’t just rely on our database alone. All allied health practice sales also have a highly confidential marketing campaign across a wide range of commercial websites, industry associations, financial institutions and social media. This ensures we also capture the most recent and highly active buyers searching for allied health business sales.

What Price is the Right Price in Allied Health Business Sales?

How do we determine a price when selling an allied health practice? The right price is the correct market value. Market value being defined as what a similar practice or practices have sold for in an open market in an arms length no pressure transaction. As allied health practice brokers, we turn to our extensive inventory of market data, built on historical sales, of similar allied health practices. This contains all key aspects of practices, prices obtain and multiples used.

As part of the bench marking process we assess direct comparisons of your business with other like for like allied health practices across areas such as

• location
• size and scope of professions
• financial accounts
• balance sheet
• specialisations
• registrations such as NDIS
• income streams
• number of clinical AHP staff
• reliance on owner or key individuals
• IT and internal systems and processes
• assets and equipment

These are just a few of the areas we benchmark is all allied health business sales. Using a direct comparative approach, we can be sure to obtain a correct market value for your business.

Allied Health Business Valuations

As qualified and Registered Allied Health Business Valuers (R.B.V) we can provide specific allied health business valuations for owners, sellers and buyers.  Allied Health Business Valuations are more formal valuation reports that might be needed for such instances as partnership buy in / buy out, family law court proceedings, divorce asset calculations, company re structure for stamp duty purposes to meet the needs of the ATO requirements. Valuations are very different to appraisals which cannot be used for these purposes.

What Is The Difference Between A Valuation and an Appraisal?

An appraisal is a “market estimate”of what a practice might sell for. It is technically a “back of the envelope” assessment of what price might be achieved. Appraisals have no legal foundation and cannot be used in a legal setting such as family court, divorce settlements or such instances as partnership disputes, buy in buy outs or for the tax office. To conduct an appraisal, the broker, agent or salesperson does not need any specific education or professional qualifications or experience.

Valuations are robust, detailed and defendable documents written to a legal standard and for a specific purpose. Valuations can only be undertaken and produced by qualified and experienced registered business valuers. Valuations are written to an independent standard and framework. In our case, we produce valuation reports in accordance with the International Valuations Standard Council guidelines. As allied health business valuers, we can also perform expert witness work or be called upon by the courts as independent expert valuers for 3rd party disputes over allied practice values. As far as we are aware, our firm hosts the only specialist registered allied health valuer and qualified business broker in Australia. If you would like more information on the specifics of a valuation read here

If you are looking to buy a practice and have one identified but need an independent assessment of the business and price we can perform this for buyers which will be benchmarked against other similar allied health practice sales and achieved values in a comprehensive yet easy to understand report that is presentable and defendable.

Licenced Business Brokers With High Professional Standards

As allied health practice brokers, we are licenced and registered to sell businesses in NSW, QLD, Victoria and South Australia. Each state has a requirement that a business agent must have the specific individual state registration in which the selling business is located. We are also members of the Australian Institute of Business Brokers, the peak body for education and CPD in Australia. As such, we undertake ongoing professional development to at the forefront of business sales and up to date with any changes in legislation around the sale of businesses.

Confidentiality Is Key in all Allied Health Practice Sales

When <strong>selling an allied health practice</strong>, confidentiality is key. It’s important that your staff, patients and competition do not realise that you are on the market. One critical aspect here is how your commercial information is handled. Our firm utilises the latest in secure data room technology to house your sensitive commercial business information which can only be accessed under secure log provided by us. Your information cannot be copied, emailed, downloaded or printed. This protects your information from being sent onto other parties without our or your knowledge and is a service provided in all allied health practice sales.

Read Here for information about the specific practice sales process for your business.

Most practice owners only sell their practice once, it’s imperative to get the best support and guidance from qualified and experienced allied health practice brokers.

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Contact us to discuss further how we can assist you in selling an allied health practice or view our listing page