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RFBI tackles workforce challenges head-on with successful recruitment initiatives
In its efforts to overcome ongoing workforce challenges, Royal Freemasons’ Benevolent Institution (RFBI) has expanded its recruitment strategy both locally and internationally.
Early insights: 14 day Star Ratings preview period is now open
Aged care providers have less than two weeks to preview the latest update to Star Ratings in the GPMS before those changes go public via My Aged Care.
Changes are coming for Australia’s aged care system. Here’s what we know so far
The 1997 Aged Care Act has become a patchwork of change upon change. So when is the new act due, and what does it aim to achieve?
Govt clarifies responsibilities for health care delivery among aged care recipients
The Department of Health and Aged Care has released a joint statement document to increase clarity among health and aged care providers regarding roles and responsibilities for the delivery of health care for people receiving aged care services.
High demand for community connection drives retirement living expansion
Land acquisition is a key focus for retirement living operator Levande as it takes the first steps toward a significant period of growth and expansion, buoyed by increased demand for retirement living options.
Juniper Aged Care experiences positive growth, Annual Report reveals
Western Australian aged care provider Juniper has released its 2022-23 Annual Report. It has been a strong year for the organisation with the implementation of aged care reforms, a reduction in COVID-19 outbreaks and reaccreditation for all eligible homes.
Australian research finds quality of care is below par half the time
The Australian Institute of Health Innovation has unveiled new research regarding the quality of care in residential aged care settings, finding that the majority of common conditions receive treatment that’s below par half the time.
Conflict of interest revelation highlights close ties in aged care auditing
Over 520 real, potential or perceived conflicts of interest were acknowledged by four consultancy firms involved in auditing the safety and quality of residential aged care homes reported.
Moyne Shire Council reverses the trend, will continue to provide aged care services
The home care sector has experienced a period of upheaval over the last 12-18 months as councils across the country have exited the sector, making Moyne Shire Council’s decision to stay a welcomed one.
Health and Aged Care bombarded by Senate questions, over 900 unanswered since October
Federal opposition and crossbench members have criticised the Government for its poor response rate to questions from the Senate with over 900 left unanswered since October, including over 600 questions from Liberal Senator Jane Hume alone.
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