Buying or selling a health, NDIS or aged care business involves several key stages, from early negotiations and due diligence through to contract negotiations, completion and post-completion obligations. Understanding what to expect at each stage can help buyers and sellers identify risks and keep the transaction on track.
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Understanding Your Associated Provider Obligations
OAIC Launches Privacy Compliance Sweep
NDIS Provider Fined $2.5M for Serious Compliance Breaches
In a recent Federal Court ruling, the Court fined a registered NDIS provider $2.5 million for serious compliance failures, including unsafe participant and worker environments and repeated breaches of reportable incident requirements. This case sends a strong warning to all NDIS providers about the need for robust risk management, incident response systems and proactive compliance processes.
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Doctors in Dispute: Relationship Breakdowns in Your Medical Practice
Operating a medical practice or health clinic in partnership with other doctor/directors can be rewarding, but it doesn’t always work out. Serious disputes can arise and, if left unchecked, can undo all the hard work you’ve put into your business. Understanding how to manage disputes and business relationship breakdowns is critical to protecting both your practice and your professional reputation.






