Before proceeding, prospective franchisees should consider the following practical matters and obtain appropriate independent advice.

Prospective franchisees will usually receive the required franchise documents, which may include the franchise agreement, disclosure document, key facts sheet, information statement and any related agreements such as lease documents or confidentiality deeds.

Yes. Cross Care strongly encourages every prospective franchisee to obtain independent legal, accounting and business advice before entering into a franchise agreement. Franchising is a serious legal and commercial commitment. It is important that prospective franchisees understand their obligations, costs, risks, territory, term, restraint provisions and operational requirements before proceeding.

The Cross Care model is designed to support franchisee sustainability and long-term growth.

The Cross Care model is built around long-term partnership, transparency and shared success. The franchise system is designed to give franchisees access to an established brand, operational structure, compliance guidance and practical support, while still allowing them to own and grow their own business. Cross Care’s focus is on franchisees who are serious about building sustainable clinics, delivering quality allied health services and protecting the reputation of the broader network.