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ACN appoints experienced nursing leader as new CEO
The Australian College of Nursing (ACN) appointed its new CEO, recruiting the experienced South Australian, Dr Kathryn Zeitz.
IHACPA seeks feedback for 2025-26 pricing framework
Aged care stakeholders can have their say on the development of residential aged care pricing for the 2025-26 financial year.
Infinite Care’s Melbourne expansion continues with ready-made purchase
Infinite Care is doubling down on its Victorian expansion, securing its first Melbourne-based site, complementing the current construction of a 177-bed home in the city’s outer suburbs.
Accenture secures another Gov contract as digital transformation costs balloon
The Department of Health and Aged Care’s digital transformation spending spree continues with IT service management company Accenture securing a $289 million contract, amidst ballooning aged care reform costs.
SA Government seeks solutions for aged care patients stuck in hospital
South Australia’s Government is searching for a facility to house up to 25 outpatients, including aged care patients, to reduce hospital overcrowding. Hotels could be the answer.
Australian banking trio support major aged care acquisition
Several months after announcing its acquisition of Signature Care Group, For Purpose Investment Partners has confirmed that three major banks will provide $260 million of joint debt facility to underpin the purchase.
The dementia debate ignited by a Whopper burger
A recent LinkedIn post ignited the debate about aged care’s perception of innovation in dementia care, drawing out passionate explanations of what is – or is not – best practice.
Inspector-General releases milestone Royal Commission Progress Report
A key milestone for the Acting Inspector-General of Aged Care, Ian Yates AM, has been reached following the release of his first report on the progress in implementing recommendations from the Aged Care Royal Commission into Quality and Safety.
Resident satisfaction rises despite food and staffing shortage concerns
Four out of five aged care residents would recommend their home to someone in a positive sign of improvement from the Residents’ Experience Survey, but food quality remains a low point for many residents.
Baby Boomers to Gen Alpha: Generational trends impacting aged care
What does the future of aged care look like? From the incoming Baby Boomer generation to a rising cohort of Gen Alpha employees, generational trends are going to be true change-makers.
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