When pay scales shift, it knocks your budget off balance. Digital tools sound great in theory, but ensuring full utilisation across your practice is a separate challenge. Adapting to sector reform continues to take more focus than you would like.
These are some of the all-too-familiar challenges of running an Allied Health practice. But without numbers to frame the problems into a possible solution, real issues risk remaining social media gripes.
That's what the State of Allied Health Report is for, a landmark, data-backed document built from real answers, not assumptions. It's filled with practical insights to benchmark how practices across Australia are feeling and handling AI, technology, marketing, utilisation and more.
Help us define the State of Allied Health.
20 minutes of your time, and you'll get first access to the finished report before it's released publicly.
Submissions close 20 October.
What we're covering
Technology adoption
What's actually being used day to day, and where AI confidence sits
Workforce management
Recruitment difficulty, retention, burnout, and what's working to keep good people
Marketing roadmap
Where new referrals come from, where the budget's going, and how practices measure success
Industry sentiment
How optimistic practices feel about the next 12 months, and what's keeping them up at night
Who can take part?
Anyone running or working in an Allied Health practice across Australia. You don't need to be a splose customer. We want the full picture of the industry, not just our own.
How long does it take?
The survey takes approximately 20 minutes.
Will my answers be confidential?
Nothing you share will be published in a way that identifies you or your practice.
Take the survey and help us define the State of Allied Health
Under 20 minutes of your time, and you'll get first access to the finished report before it's released publicly.
Submissions close 20 October.
