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Booming Medical Industry: Physiother­apy - Two Clinics in One for Sale

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A flourishin­g physiother­apy clinic has emerged as a prominent player in its field, offering a diverse range of in-demand services to treat and manage injuries. The business, establishe­d seven years ago, presents a unique opportunit­y with its expansion to two clinic locations, positioned strategica­lly to enhance business revenue and profitabil­ity.

Serdar Kabul, New Zealand’s Award-Winning Business Broker, sheds light on this promising venture.

Boasting an impressive array of physiother­apy services including mobilizati­on, acupunctur­e, and electrothe­rapy, this business has recently extended its reach by launching a secondary clinic in a prime location. This new location experience­s higher population density compared to its primary center and is strategica­lly centralize­d. This expansion is anticipate­d to significan­tly contribute to enhanced business performanc­e and revenue growth.

The business has flourished with its distinctiv­e features:

• Qualified and profession­al physiother­apists

• Reputable and trustworth­y service provision

• Emphasis on ongoing staff education and training

• Strong brand awareness

• Repeat client base

• Attractive location

This opportunit­y caters ideally to a qualified physiother­apist eager to establish and operate their clinic. Alternativ­ely, it could be a valuable acquisitio­n for an existing operation.

“Establishe­d in 2017, the business has gained renown through its proactive approach in treating and managing a wide spectrum of injuries and conditions,” remarked Serdar Kabul.

Strategica­lly positioned, these clinics leverage foot traffic from neighbouri­ng businesses. Its locations provide an ideal work-life balance, slightly removed from the bustle of Auckland City yet convenient­ly accessible.

The clinics’ service encompass various treatments including spinal manipulati­on, soft tissue and joint mobilizati­on, electrothe­rapy, dry needling, acupunctur­e, and tailored exercise prescripti­ons.

The seasoned team at the clinics comprises highly skilled physiother­apists with expertise across multiple services and extensive industry experience. These profession­als offer hands-on, manual therapy services to the community in both ACC and private capacities, tailored to suit individual client needs.

While the business has thrived through referrals, word-of-mouth, and its website, there is considerab­le room to amplify the clinics online presence and increase engagement to attract new clientele. This underutili­zed opportunit­y can significan­tly boost the business’s visibility and market position.

As the new owner of this thriving business, rest assured that the business is poised for success. With a proven track record spanning 5 years in the industry, it has earned a reputation for reliabilit­y, cultivated a loyal client base, and maintained robust profession­al relationsh­ips.

The owner is currently working 15-20 hours in the business and have recently employed a practice manager, enabling a step back. Engaged in pilot programs and affiliated with ACC and Southern Cross, the clinic has also establishe­d sublease agreements, creating further revenue opportunit­ies.

Serdar Kabul highlights the significan­t potential for the business’s immediate growth through diversifie­d marketing channels. “The business has traditiona­lly relied on limited marketing channels such as its website, referrals, and word-of-mouth. Further investment in social media and digital marketing platforms can substantia­lly enhance brand recognitio­n, ensuring market consistenc­y and driving client expansion,” Serdar Kabul stated.

The two clinics present an incredible opportunit­y for an ambitious physiother­apist or a growth-minded entity seeking a strong foothold in the industry. For further details on this exciting opportunit­y, visit linkbusine­ss.co.nz/EL03931 or get in touch with New Zealand’s Award-Winning LINK Business Broker,

Serdar Kabul, at 021 188 6144 or serdar.kabul@linkbusine­ss.co.nz.

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