Klinikk for Alle

In 1989, a new approach to physical therapy was born in Norway. Klinikk for Alle was founded by Jan Rune Austad with a simple yet powerful idea: to create a multi-disciplinary clinic for musculoskeletal problems. Instead of patients needing to visit a chiropractor, then a physical therapist, and maybe a massage therapist separately, this new model brought all these specialties and more under one roof. This integrated approach aimed to provide more effective and streamlined patient care. The company grew steadily, building a reputation for its comprehensive treatment model. By 2020, Klinikk for Alle operated 30 clinics and performed around 425,000 treatments annually. This scale and unique market position attracted outside interest. A significant chapter in the company's story began in January 2020 when the Swedish private equity firm Litorina acquired a majority stake. This wasn't a complete buyout; key management and therapists remained as significant co-owners, partnering with Litorina to fuel the next phase of growth. Later that year, the company further expanded its reach by acquiring Naprapatlandslaget, strengthening its position in the Nordic market and adding naprapathy to its services.