UNDER OFFER Highly Profitable Registered NDIS Provider (16723)

This registered NDIS provider offers a broad range of services, helping individuals living with disability develop a healthy lifestyle and independence. It is straightforward to operate and can directly claim reimbursements from Plan Managers, NDIA within 1-2 business days, resulting in ease of operations!

*NDIS Registered
*Transferrable Registration
*Minimal Overhead Costs
*Lucrative Takings
*Super Growth Opportunities

Farzin Hesari and the team at LINK Melbourne are pleased to bring a highly profitable and fully licensed NDIS Service Provider to the market.

As an approved NDIS provider, this business can offer its services to NDIA-managed clients and directly claim reimbursements from the NDIS. Systems and processes are in place to ensure optimal results.
Clients often spend between $50,000 and $100,000 per year, with some spending over $600,000 due to requiring more complex types of support. Even if the incoming owners focus on small plans, the claims from just 50 Core Support clients could reach $2.5 million annually.
Claiming significant revenue per year is possible with as few as ten clients if the business narrows its focus to NDIA-managed cases. The business could also set up a clinic for Capacity Building clients with psychologists, OTs, PTs, and a podiatrist to maximise the revenue potential.
Notably, as outsourced support workers undertake all services, the owner is afforded a flexible lifestyle.

With all licenses, systems, policies and much more in place, this is a rare opportunity that will not last long! Contact us today for more details!

Keywords: NDIS, Therapy, Nursing, Health, Disability, Support

Broker: Farzin Hesari
Phone: +61 3 9819 4211 / +61 401 009 469
Email: farzin.hesari@linkbusiness.com.au

Note that some details of the business for sale are confidential and disclosure is subject to completing a Confidentiality Agreement and the discretion of the broker.

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