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Beyond the headline losses: what StewartBrown’s latest report says about aged care’s real fault lines
Beyond the headline losses, StewartBrown’s June 2025 data reveals what others skipped: looming funding penalties for care-minute shortfalls, everyday living services still running at a loss despite new supplements, and a widening gap between metro and regional providers. While the sector talks about reform readiness, the numbers suggest deeper structural cracks.
We knew this was coming: Australia’s aged-care bed gap was forecast years ago
Australia’s aged care system isn’t short of warnings; it’s short of beds. Years of policy drift on the national provision ratio have left the sector roughly 30,000 residential places below planning benchmarks, with hospitals now bearing the overflow.
The cruel logic of aged care reform: when seniors can’t pay, providers can’t survive
Advocate Peter Willcocks warns the new Support at Home pricing model could punish those who need the most help, and starve providers of the income they need to deliver it.
Competition is heating up – NZ’s biggest aged care provider Ryman Healthcare set to debut on the ASX next week
NZ’s Ryman Healthcare set to list on the ASX next week. This move highlights a growing perception of increased demand and future yields in the Australian aged care sector.
A $130 million Sydney Harbour trophy home could be in line to provide desperately needed beds in aged care
An unexpected source may yield 40 new RAC beds for a sector with only increasing demand.
Stop gaslighting aged care: Patients aren’t the problem, rationing and red tape are.
Australia’s hospitals are bursting at the seams, with more than 2,400 older Australians stuck in beds they don’t need. The sector is calling for data-led reform and urgent collaboration to speed up discharges, expand home care, and tackle the uncertainty stalling new residential builds.
ATO’s “compassionate grounds” withdrawal process needs drastic overhaul – ‘predatory’ clinic collapses with millions in withdrawn super
Dental clinic collapses with millions in upfront payments, drawn from Super. Without treatment, and left out of pocket, hundreds of Australians are worse off as they head into retirement.
Support at Home pricing to damage seniors, health and aged care sectors – the impacts of short-sighted policy
As strains on health and aged care capacity worsen, short-sighted policy surrounding Support at Home pricing to speed up damage for individuals and critical sectors.
Striving for a sustainable and robust aged care sector – The waste and unfairness of lost super in means testing
Australia’s aged care sector faces rising costs and record demand, yet billions in lost super remain unaccounted for. With $166 million in unclaimed super already identified, recognising true financial capacity in means testing is vital to ensure sustainable, fair funding for residents, providers and taxpayers.
Increased risk of non-compliance under New Aged Care Act – Implications for providers and insurers
With more than 2.3 million Australians over 70 expected in the next two decades, providers face unprecedented challenges. How prepared are you for the heightened compliance and liability under the new act? Learn about potential insurance implications and what you can do.
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