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Specialist IV therapy clinic broker · Australia-wide

Sell Your IV Drip / IV Therapy Clinic

IV drip and IV therapy clinics are a fast-growing part of the wellness industry. I help owners prepare for careful buyer scrutiny, present their growth story and sell confidentially.

Free, confidential business appraisal · No obligation to sell
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Selling a IV therapy clinic the right way

Because the IV therapy sector is relatively new, buyers want reassurance about how the clinic operates, who delivers treatments and how sustainable its growth is. Good preparation turns those questions into confidence.

What buyers look for

  • Qualified practitioners and clear clinical oversight arrangements
  • Documented protocols, policies and records
  • Repeat clients and membership programmes
  • Steady growth in bookings and revenue
  • Supplier arrangements that can transfer
  • A strong brand and client experience

What affects value

  • Practitioner arrangements and retention
  • Compliance documentation
  • Revenue growth and repeat-client rates
  • Owner involvement
  • Lease and location
  • Marketing approach and reputation

Who buys a IV therapy clinic?

Understanding your likely buyers helps us present your business in the way that matters most to them.

Wellness clinic operators

Existing clinics adding IV therapy or expanding locations.

Practitioner-led buyers

Qualified practitioners wanting their own clinic.

Investors

Buyers attracted to a growing sector with membership-style revenue.

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How to prepare your IV therapy clinic for sale

The earlier you start, the more value you can protect. These are the areas I usually suggest owners focus on first:

  • Review practitioner and oversight agreements
  • Organise protocols, policies and training records
  • Track repeat-client and membership data
  • Keep clean, separate financial records
  • Plan how the clinic will run without you

Common mistakes to avoid

These are the issues I see most often — each one can cost owners time, money or buyers.

  • Unclear oversight and practitioner arrangements
  • Incomplete policies and training records
  • Growth that isn’t clearly documented
  • Supplier agreements that can’t be transferred

Complete confidentiality. Your IV therapy clinic is never named in marketing. Buyers are qualified and sign a confidentiality agreement before they receive any identifying details, and your team and clients are only told when you’re ready.

The confidential sale process

How I’ll sell your IV therapy clinic

  1. Confidential conversation

    A relaxed, no-pressure chat about your business, your goals and your timing. Nothing leaves the room.

  2. Free, confidential appraisal

    I look at your figures, lease, team and client base and tell you honestly what your business is worth — and why.

  3. Prepare & position

    Together we get your financials, systems and paperwork buyer-ready, and shape the story that makes your business stand out.

  4. Discreet marketing

    Your business is presented to qualified buyers through Magellan’s network without being named. Buyers sign a confidentiality agreement before they learn more.

  5. Negotiate & settle

    I manage enquiries, inspections, offers and due diligence, and stay alongside you right through to settlement.

FAQs

Selling a IV therapy clinic: common questions

Straight answers to the questions owners ask me most.

Can’t see your question? Ask me directly or call 0432 371 067.

Is there demand for IV therapy clinics?

Yes. Wellness buyers and existing operators are actively looking at this sector. Well-run clinics with clear processes attract the strongest interest.

What will buyers check during due diligence?

Financials, lease, practitioner arrangements, policies and record keeping, supplier agreements and client retention. I’ll help you prepare for each.

Can you sell a clinic that is only a few years old?

Yes. Younger businesses can sell well when their growth is clearly documented and the systems are sound.

What documentation should I prepare?

Practitioner and oversight agreements, policies and protocols, training records, supplier agreements, financials and client retention data.

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Find out what your business is really worth.

Your free, confidential business appraisal is the first step — whether you’re ready to sell now or simply planning ahead. No obligation, no pressure, and nothing leaves the room.

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