Friday, October 16, 2026

Introducing Hello Leaders…

Welcome to the first issue of Hello Leaders, an industry-leading resource to empower aged care decision makers with the latest knowledge and best practice to deliver positive business growth and satisfaction.

Published on 5 October 2022 (Last updated on 6 October 2022)

The latest industry website to champion collaboration and knowledge sharing amongst aged care providers. [Source: Hello Leaders]

Welcome to the first issue of Hello Leaders, an industry-leading resource to empower aged care decision makers with the latest knowledge and best practice to deliver positive business growth and satisfaction.

Brought to you by the publishers of AgedCareGuide, DisabilitySupportGuide and HelloCare, HelloLeaders.com.au provides a full range of critical information targeted at Chief Executive Officers (CEO) and Executive Managers in the aged care space but doesn’t stop at content only from the sector.

“Hello Leaders shares industry insights, knowledge and experience from respected leaders but also puts a spotlight on how good leadership can tackle a diversity of changes and challenges,” Michelle Beech, CEO of HelloCare, explained. 

Leaders in the aged care industry are facing ongoing challenges including skilled workforce shortages, increasing community expectations and ever changing economic pressure. While each organisation has its own challenges to be addressed, the difficulties faced by the industry and specifically the aged care sector are common across the board.

With this in mind, Hello Leaders was developed and launched as a digital resource and weekly eNewsletter today, to be followed by a quarterly print publication early next year.

“The day to day demands of delivering service to consumers can be at the expense of time spent building strategic plans and implementing innovation and progress within organisations,” Ms Beech said.

“This new digital resource was specifically created for leaders of organisations in the aged care sector but includes valuable information covering all aspects of business and leadership including dealing with workforce issues, marketing, strategy and leadership in general,” Ms Beech said.

Bridging the gap between business aspiration and meaningful change, Hello Leaders serves as an unparalleled resource for business advice and best practice across areas such as: 

  • Education & Training
  • Marketing
  • HR
  • Leadership
  • Women in Business
  • Technology
  • Health
  • Products & Equipment
  • Young Leaders

“This exciting new resource fills a gap in the market for relevant and curated business information for the aged care sector, helping organisations enable positive change and deliver meaningful growth,” Ms Beech said.

“Our vision is to provide a platform where leaders can learn from leaders to collectively drive the future of aged and community care.”

Head to the HelloLeaders.com.au website to explore our new website!

OCT 9 – 15, 2026

• clinical

Compliance is the floor. Clinical outcomes lag behind

Marion Piper, Contributor Mirus Australia’s second ACE Index scores aged care 6.3 out of 10 and finds a profitable care business carrying loss-making accommodation. Boards face one question: what happens when care funding stops rising faster than costs?

• finance

Occupancy hits a nine-year high and strains every metric

Marion Piper, Contributor Occupancy has hit a nine-year high, but Mirus Australia’s data shows a chain reaction for boards: tighter care minutes, costly agency labour, cautious regulation and no new beds. Pull one thread and the rest unravel.

• health

Enough blame – ‘bed blocking’ needs common sense funding

Amy Henderson, Contributor Australia’s aged care ‘bed blocking’ is seniors stranded in hospital, and a hospital system stretched to breaking. Fixing the problem is of national importance for the nation, says Australian Medical Association NSW president Dr Fred Betros. This isn’t a senior problem he says, this is care impacted for all.

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