Lymph drainage in a rented treatment room

Rent a room in a wellness or allied health clinic and build regular lymph drainage clients.

Startup costA$3k to A$10k
Monthly revenueA$1.5k to A$7k
Time needed12+ h/week
First incomeWeeks
  • A$3k-10k
  • Part-time
  • Own premises

Estimates for a small start in Australia, not guarantees.

What it is

Lymph drainage treatments from a treatment room you rent by the day or week in an existing clinic, beauty or wellness centre. The room is set up and clients come to you.

Your first three steps

  1. Ask local clinics, day spas and physios about renting a room on a flexible or part-week basis
  2. Set up an online booking page and a simple client intake form with health questions
  3. Introduce yourself to nearby GPs, physios and surgeons' practices and offer a short demo or information sheet
Who pays

Clients looking for wellbeing or post-surgery support, plus people referred by nearby GPs, physios, cosmetic clinics and other practitioners.

How it makes money

Per-session fees and multi-session packages. Rent is a fixed cost, so busy days cover it and extra sessions are mostly profit.

Skills that help
  • Specific lymph drainage training
  • Building referral relationships
  • Client records and privacy
  • Basic marketing and bookings
Watch out for
  • Check which qualifications and association membership you need for insurance and health fund rebates
  • Check the lease or room agreement for minimum terms and who covers cleaning and linen
  • Keep client health records secure and check your privacy obligations
  • Public liability and professional indemnity insurance
  • Be clear with clients about what you can and can't treat, and refer when unsure

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Questions people ask

How much does it cost to start lymph drainage in a rented room?

Startup costs are typically estimated at around $3,000 to $10,000, depending on your training, how the room is set up, and your insurance. Treat these as estimates and compare room rental terms before you commit.

What can a lymph drainage therapist earn from a rented clinic room?

Monthly revenue is typically estimated at around $1,500 to $7,000, depending on how many days you rent the room and how many regular clients you build. The estimates start from about 12 hours of work a week.

What should I check before renting a room for lymph drainage?

Check which qualifications and association membership you need for insurance and health fund rebates, and review the room agreement for minimum terms and who covers cleaning and linen. Also check your privacy obligations for client records, your public liability and professional indemnity cover, and what you can and can't treat.

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