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Aged care accommodation interest rate increases to 11-year high
The aged care sector’s maximum permissible interest rate (MPIR) will rise for the sixth consecutive quarter, reaching an 11-year high of 7.46% for new residents from April 1.
New legislation prioritises workers’ mental health, but how will providers comply?
Amendments to work health and safety (WHS) laws to include regulations on managing psychosocial risks and hazards at work will come into effect next month and aged care providers and those in management roles are expected to know how to implement these changes on the ground.
China’s ageing population makes valuable investment gap for Aussie investors
As the world’s most populous country ages and smaller families struggle to support parents and grandparents, Australian investors could capitalise on China’s changing aged care policies and needs.
Will providers reduce bed numbers to meet 24/7 RN exemptions?
With the July 1 deadline to have a Registered Nurse (RN) on site 24/7 fast approaching, experts warn that some aged care providers may consider reducing bed numbers to meet last-minute exemptions.
Changing resident needs mark the end of era for Toorak aged care home
Victorian aged care provider, BlueCross, is selling their historic Darnlee aged care home and interested parties are already earmarking the palatial property to be sold to a family.
Increased aged care pay rise is a step in the right direction
The aged care workforce has achieved a big win after the Fair Work Commission (FWC) ruled it will pass on the interim 15% wage increase in full.
Leadership change at ACWIC
The leadership baton at Aged Care Workforce Industry Council (ACWIC) has been passed on following the resignation of Chair Libby Lyons and the appointment of former Deputy Chair, Graeme Prior as her replacement.
‘Big data’: a cheaper and cohesive plan to improve coordinated care?
The use of “big data” or sharing data between aged care providers, clinicians, other health services and the Government is providing a comprehensive picture of the touchpoints older people have with aged and health services and is now becoming part of the conversation to reform the sector. It may be the answer to more targeted and cost effective supports.
Innovative aged care projects receive funding boost
Eleven projects aimed at improving and enhancing the aged care sector have received a much-needed boost after the Aged Care Research and Industry Innovation Australia (ARIIA) announced its second round of grants this week.
Aged care barriers compromise intimacy, resident relationships
Australia’s aged care homes often lack the appropriate guidance and privacy necessary for older people to enjoy fulfilling intimate relationships.
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