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Holistic Healthcare offering expands in Australia



Australians are more conscious of their health than ever before, with two in five (43%) feeling they needed professional help managing their emotions, stress or mental health over the last year.1 With health care and wellbeing at the forefront of Australians minds now more than ever, comes the unification of leaders in the private behavioural health space to expand and diversify rehabilitation in Australia.

Sana Health Group is set to launch in Australia at the beginning of 2023, providing more than 550 beds across the group, supporting more than 450 people per year with behavioural health conditions. With a historically fragmented treatment landscape, the launch of Sana Healthcare group will create an easier pathway to care for people seeking private behavioural health treatment. Under its umbrella will be The Banyans Healthcare, Byron Private, Palladium Private.

The Banyans Healthcare offers a luxury residential treatment centre and premium outpatient programs, with a history of providing treatment for people from around Australia and overseas. The treatment centres allow recovery in a serene and luxurious environment, backed by clinically robust and evidence-based medical and biopsychosocial care.

Further down the coast nestled in the Byron Bay hinterland, Byron Private offers a clinically backed group therapy model. Similarly, the centre has a long history of treating Australian and overseas clients and provides an integrative program to support people with a range of behavioural health conditions.

Within the hinterlands of the Sunshine Coast, Palladium Private offers a farm style retreat nestled in the grounds of an historic avocado farm.  This offers an integrative program to therapy including one to one and group-based therapy to support people with a range of behavioural health issues.

Inspired by the Latin word for heal, Sana Health Group will launch in Australia early Jan 2023. The mission is to be Australasia’s leading specialist in behavioural health services, bringing together leading providers and offering prevention and treatment for addiction, mental health and eating disorders to those who are struggling the most.

The amalgamation of The Banyans Healthcare, Bryon Private and Palladium Private is a first for Australia says CEO of Sana Health Group, Georgie Blundell, and it echoes the overwhelming need today for high quality clinically based services to support many thousands of Australians in need.

“Not only is each facility a leader in its own right, but Sana Health Group is also paving the way for what we hope becomes the new normal in behavioural healthcare treatment.

“We understand just how challenging recovery can be, and we want to ensure access to treatment is simple with suitable models of care that suit people at different stages of their recovery journey. By having more facilities, with a range of models, we are able to help more people, which is the biggest result we could hope for.

“Through strengthening each individual treatment centre, individuals seeking treatment are able to feel confident in their recovery journey and take that initial step to a new life,” Ms Blundell said.

Ruth Limkin, Sana Health Group Head of Engagement, says by bringing together multiple leaders within the healthcare space to provide a collaborative approach to best models and philosophies of care is ground-breaking and will assist those who are struggling with addiction, mental health and other disorders who are receiving valuable and life-changing care.

“We know that navigating treatment options can be overwhelming when people are ready to access care. The benefit of Sana Health Group bringing shared governance, support and experience to the private treatment landscape is that individuals and their families will have greater confidence in clinical quality when choosing a Sana Health Group provider,” Ms Limkin said.

“Having the support of Sana Health Group allows our frontline treatment teams to focus on delivering excellent client care, which is their great passion.”

Toby Hall, Chairman of the Sana Health Group Board and former CEO of St Vincents, says it is vital to provide accessible facilities for patients throughout the different stages of recovery in their journeys.

“Providing continuity of clinical outcome measures, and a Group approach to clinical quality and safety provides clinicians with necessary tools and ongoing professional development. Health professionals, whether medical or allied health, will benefit from the wider clinical collaboration and governance available with the support of Sana Health Group,” Mr Hall said.

As Sana continues to grow its treatment options, there will be an ongoing focus to help people access the right care in the right way at the right time and delivering innovation in healthcare at multiple locations across the country. For more information visit sanahealthgroup.com

About Sana Health Group

Sana Health Group aims to be an Australasian leader in behavioural health with a mission of supporting more people towards a better future. Sana brings together leading providers in behavioural health offering prevention and treatment for addiction, mental health, and eating disorders.

About the Banyans Healthcare

The Banyans Healthcare (consisting of The Banyans Residence, The Banyans Medical Centre and Specialist Clinics and  The Banyans Health Plus) provides treatment programs that support guests to achieve long-lasting, measurable results. We help those seeking support to rediscover health and wellness following experiences of stress, anxiety, depression, substance misuse, addiction, dependency, trauma, or grief. Everything we do is based on the values of care, respect, and joy to help guests feel supported, respected, and free to explore the sense of joy that comes when you experience the fullness of life.

About Byron Private
Byron Private is an integrative holistic residential treatment facility providing specialised therapeutic support for individuals suffering from depression, anxiety, drug and alcohol addiction, trauma, eating disorders and relationship issues. Bringing together a diverse range of highly qualified practitioners from both western and eastern philosophies provides clients with a program that addresses all aspects of care.

About Palladium Private
Palladium Private has supported more than 5,500 clients over the last 20 years, working with individuals experiencing stress, anxiety, depression, substance dependencies and trauma. Using evidence-based therapies and holistic treatments, Palladium’s programs combine psychological, physical, educational and social strategies along with a focus on nutritional elements to help people combat and eradicate the root cause of their condition.

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