LICENCED PRIVATE HOSPITAL AND NDIS-REGISTERED MENTAL HEALTH BUSINESS – MELBOURNE

A rare opportunity is now available to acquire an established licensed private hospital and NDIS-registered mental health business in Melbourne. For an existing healthcare operator, NDIS provider or medical group looking to expand, this represents an opportunity to acquire an operating platform rather than undertake the lengthy and costly process of establishing a comparable facility from the ground up.

The business combines a Victorian Tier 2 Private Hospital Licence and established NDIS registration with architect-designed Class C9 (non-ligature) premises into which more than $2 million has been invested. An experienced multidisciplinary clinical team, established systems and referral relationships are already in place. Services include specialist dual-diagnosis mental health and addiction recovery programs and Medicare-funded Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS).

Importantly, the opportunity is not simply to acquire the existing operation, but to build on an established healthcare platform. There is scope to increase facility utilisation, expand referral networks, grow NDIS services and introduce additional treatments and programs such as Spravato (micro-dose esketamine) therapy without substantial additional staffing requirements.

Key Acquisition Benefits

• Victorian Tier 2 Private Hospital Licence (1 Jan 2026 – 31 Dec 2027) with NSQHS accreditation (6 Mar 2024 – 6 Mar 2027)
• Established NDIS Registered Provider with multiple approved registration groups
• Purpose-built Class C9 (non-ligature) healthcare facility
• Experienced multidisciplinary team, including psychiatrists and registered nurses
• Significant growth potential through increased utilisation, expanded referrals and additional services

This opportunity should particularly appeal to private hospital operators, mental health organisations, NDIS providers, rehabilitation businesses and healthcare groups seeking an immediate presence or expansion in the mental health sector. The combination of licensing, registrations, infrastructure, people and operating systems would be difficult, expensive and time-consuming to replicate.

Enquire now for further information and a confidential discussion about this opportunity.