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Aged Care Collaborative launches to address critical workforce challenges
Workforce innovations are about to be fast-tracked into existence following the launch of the Aged Care Collaborative which will fund and support evidence-based projects that address critical workforce challenges in the sector. The $3 million Aged Care Collaborative is the latest exciting Aged Care Research & Industry Innovation Australia (ARIIA) development. It will offer three […]
Reform transition comes at a cost, StewartBrown report finds
StewartBrown’s latest aged care financial performance analysis paints a contrasting picture for the sector. Last year, modest revenue gains failed to overcome continuous growth in direct care and administration expenses.
Home care providers: Secure your $10,000 grant before month-end
The Department of Health and Aged Care is stepping up to support home care providers as they prepare to implement the new Support at Home Program and the Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards.
Rising premiums? How the new Act could impact insurance
Aged care providers could be staring down the barrel of rising insurance premiums as impending regulatory reforms linked to the new Aged Care Act place additional responsibilities on the shoulders of registered providers
Gov launches new grant opportunities for aged care
The Australian Government has launched two significant grant opportunities to enhance the aged care sector’s capacity and compliance with new legislative requirements.
The savings red herring: Co-contributions could burden providers with bad debt
The Australian Government’s projection that increased consumer co-contributions will result in $18.8 billion in aged care savings could be a red herring as aged care providers face the all-too-real prospect of accumulating bad debt.
Care minutes shock: Gov announces reduced funding for target failure
The government is pleased to have found over $5 billion in savings from the aged care sector, and more could come thanks to a very Grinch-like announcement on Wednesday night.
Gov announces changes to Support at Home pricing arrangements
Christmas has come early for home care providers after the government surprised the sector by announcing that price caps on services in the new Support at Home program will be staged.
Money trail: New Gov report details aged care spending and growth
The latest report on the operation of the Aged Care Act has been released with the annual document detailing how the government spent its $35.7 billion over 2023-24.
Payments for sexual abuse survivors won’t impact aged care fees
Social Services Minister Amanda Rishworth has confirmed that aged care participants receiving payments through the National Redress Scheme for people who have experienced institutional child sexual abuse will not have to pay more for their aged care services.
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