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Allied health practices face unique marketing challenges, from Ahpra compliance to building referral networks. These articles provide practical strategies tailored specifically for allied health professionals.
The Government has withdrawn the $5,000 DVA allied health threshold before it started. The fee increase is still promised, the treatment cycle question is open and nothing changes in clinics today.
The $5,000 threshold was withdrawn before it began. A provider guide to the remaining fee commitment, current processes and accurate DVA marketing.
A practical reference to the DVA allied health fees in force from 1 July 2026, the four confirmed July 2027 rates and what the increases are worth at current provider volumes.
Dietitian rates fall to $178.99 and exercise physiology to $161.99 from 1 July 2026, the second annual cut for dietitians and the first for exercise physiology. What it means for margin, and how to respond.
The NDIS Other Professional rate is cut $37.83 to $156.16 an hour, the largest therapy cut in 2026-27. Early Childhood is carved out, OMS gets its own line item, and practitioner identification is now required at claim.
From 1 July 2026 the NDIA splits therapy prices three ways: psychology up to $252.99, several professions cut, most held, and travel and report writing unbundled into separate line items.
Psychology is the only therapy profession to get a rise in 2026-27, up $20.00 to $252.99 per hour. This is what the increase means for your practice's revenue and pricing.
From 1 July 2026, NDIS therapy claiming is unbundled: direct service, provider travel, non-face-to-face time, NDIA-requested reports and telehealth are each their own line item. This guide covers what changes operationally, with a checklist to work through.
The NDIS Future Generations Bill is not a small technical amendment. If passed, it reshapes access, planning, provider registration, enrolment, payments, plan management, support coordination and pricing. For NDIS providers and allied health practices, the commercial risk is not just compliance. It is how quickly your service mix, referral base, claims process and positioning adapt.
In 2026 the government set out a multi-billion dollar NDIS savings plan, and the August 2026 law expands mandatory registration for higher-risk supports. For the thousands of allied health practices that have built their businesses serving plan-managed and self-managed participants, this is the biggest structural shift since the NDIS rolled out. Here is what it means and what to do about it.
On 11 March 2026, AEIOU Foundation, one of Australia's longest-running specialist early intervention providers for autistic children, entered liquidation. All centres have closed with immediate effect. For NDIS providers, allied health practices, and healthcare businesses watching from the sidelines, this is a case study in what happens when funding concentration meets policy disruption.
The Thriving Kids program has been delayed by three months, with the new start date now 1 October 2026. For allied health practices and NDIS providers who have built their businesses around paediatric early intervention, this delay raises urgent questions about the future of private practice.
With over 6,000 registered chiropractors in Australia competing alongside physiotherapists and osteopaths, differentiation is essential. This guide covers Ahpra-compliant advertising, local SEO dominance, Google Ads strategy, GP referral building, and patient retention approaches that work in 2026.
The speech pathology sector in Australia continues to grow, driven by NDIS funding and increased awareness of early intervention. This guide covers Google Ads strategies, SEO, NDIS participant marketing, school partnerships, and referral network building for speech pathology practices.
Occupational therapy practices serve diverse client groups, from paediatric sensory support to aged care home modifications. This guide covers marketing strategies for each, including NDIS participant acquisition, Google Ads, school partnerships, and referral network building.
With over 40,000 registered physiotherapists in Australia and new clinics opening regularly, standing out requires a strategic approach. This guide covers local SEO, Google Ads, GP referral relationships, sports club partnerships, and patient retention strategies.
Positive Behaviour Support practices face unique marketing challenges in the NDIS landscape. This guide covers how to reach participants and families, build referral relationships with support coordinators, and establish your PBS practice as a trusted provider in your community.
Plan Google Ads for your allied health practice, from service and location keywords to landing pages and enquiry reporting. This guide covers campaign structures, keyword strategies, compliant ad copy, and budget allocation for physiotherapy, occupational therapy, psychology, and speech pathology.
Referrals remain the highest-converting patient acquisition channel for allied health practices. This guide covers how to identify ideal referral partners, make professional introductions, and build lasting relationships that benefit everyone involved.
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