The State of the Industry · 2026-Q3 · AU

Allied Health earns the trust but not the traffic, as strong ratings mask a widening digital divide

Across 317 Allied Health practices in Australia, the cohort posts a median performance score of 47.2 and a stellar 4.9-star median rating. Yet reputation is not translating into reach, with two in five drawing low search traffic and only 5.7 per cent reaching the Accomplished tier.

RADAR score distribution · 317 businesses2026-Q3
MEDIAN · 47.2
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The numbers that define the industry
4.9★
Median Google rating
24
Median reviews — top quartile starts at 65
40.7%
Attract under 100 organic visits/month
5.7%
Reach Accomplished — the top tier
Tier distribution
83
134
82
18
Off the radar (0–34) · 26.2% Emerging (35–54) · 42.3% Established (55–74) · 25.9% Accomplished (75+) · 5.7%
Findings from the sweep
Finding 01 · The reputation paradox

Glowing ratings, but too few reviews to matter

The median practice holds a 4.9-star rating, yet carries just 24 reviews, and around 27 per cent show strong ratings undermined by thin review volume. Top-quartile practices sit near 65 reviews, so the gap is depth, not sentiment. Excellent service is being under-documented where prospective patients look first.

Finding 02 · Search invisibility

Two in five practices barely register in search

Around 40.7 per cent of the cohort attract low estimated search traffic, and 18.3 per cent are effectively invisible online. With a median domain authority of just 11, most practices lack the search footing to be found by patients outside word of mouth. These are third-party estimates, but the pattern is consistent across the field.

Finding 03 · Growth versus decline

The cohort is splitting almost evenly in two

Roughly 48.1 per cent of practices are growing while 49.5 per cent are declining, a near-even divergence, with six practices having collapsed outright. This suggests momentum is compounding for those investing in visibility and stalling for those relying on reputation alone. The middle ground is thinning.

Finding 04 · Website and conversion

The digital foundations sit at the bottom

Some 58.7 per cent of practices fall into the weakest digital band, and only 5.7 per cent reach the Accomplished tier. Most rely on accessible platforms such as WordPress, Squarespace and Wix, yet strong ratings are not being paired with sites built to convert enquiries. The conversion layer is where the cohort loses hard-won trust.

State by state
RegionBusinessesMedian RADARAccomplished
ACT4 53.7
QLD54 52.3
4
WA34 51.1
1
VIC82 47.4
7
NSW92 44.4
4
SA18 44.1
1

Smaller cohorts shown for indication only.

Technology landscape
WordPress
53.3%
Squarespace
15.5%
Wix
14.8%
Other / none detected
12.3%
Webflow
1.6%
Technology adoption
Analytics
Google Tag Manager 66.2%
Google Analytics 63.1%
Google Search Console 59%
Google Analytics 4 40.4%
CRM
HubSpot 1.6%
Zoho 1.6%
Marketing automation
Mailchimp 4.1%
HubSpot 1.6%
Shopify 0.3%
Klaviyo 0.3%
E-commerce
WooCommerce 6.3%
Shopify 2.2%
Mailchimp 0.3%

Share of the cohort with each tool detected (BuiltWith). Businesses may run more than one.

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METHODOLOGY — RADAR scores five pillars (Reputation, Authority, Digital experience, Activity, Reach) from verified public data across the 2026-Q3 Allied Health cohort (317 businesses, AU). Figures are aggregated and anonymised; individual business data is never disclosed. Search metrics are third-party estimates shown as approximations. RADARREGISTER.COM · AN INITIATIVE OF REDFOX DIGITAL.