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Australia’s aged care algorithm is under fire. At last, someone’s listening
A black box algorithm is determining aged care funding levels across Australia. Appeals are rising, experts are frustrated, and the Ombudsman is now stepping in.
Reaching historic heights – BaptistCare’s $2.5 billion Macquarie Park intergenerational housing gets green light
BaptistCare’s $2.5 billion intergenerational housing development for Sydney gets greenlit.
RSL LifeCare appoints Drew Pearce as Chief Executive Officer
RSL LifeCare appoints Drew Pearce as Chief Executive Officer following a period as interim, after a formal recruitment process.
Intergenerational living moves from concept to scale in Macquarie Park approval
BaptistCare’s $2.5 billion Macquarie Park development brings aged care, housing and student living together in a major intergenerational precinct, signalling a shift in how care and community are designed.
Depth and diversity – BaptistCare launches new national vision, purpose and values in rebrand
BaptistCare unveils new branding complete with updated vision, purpose and values statements. The unified organisation looks to land visual and internal identity to meet Australia’s growing future aged care needs.
Fuel costs put Meals on Wheels delivery model under pressure
Fuel price increases are driving up delivery costs for Meals on Wheels, placing pressure on volunteers and raising concerns about the sustainability of essential home support services for older Australians.
Cabanda Care officially joins Lutheran Services
Cabanda Care has transitioned to Lutheran Services, bringing residential aged care, retirement living and home care services under one provider while maintaining its community identity in Rosewood.
Progress, but not success: why younger people are still stuck in aged care
Fewer younger Australians are entering aged care, but new data shows most still die or age out in the system, with limited pathways into alternative housing or support.
Australian Vietnamese Women’s Association recognised in AFR Best Places to Work list
The Australian Vietnamese Women’s Association has been named a Silver Finalist in the AFR BOSS Best Places to Work list, highlighting the role of community-based providers in delivering culturally responsive aged care and supporting workforce retention.
A new public aged care model takes shape in regional Victoria
A new $41.1 million public aged care home in Cohuna highlights a shift toward integrated, community-based care in regional Victoria.
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