Mirus Industry Analysis (MIA) – June 2025 edition
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Many aged care leaders tell us they’re spending too much time chasing numbers, reconciling data across systems, and trying to make decisions without the full picture. The operational and financial side of aged care is becoming more complex — and traditional systems simply haven’t kept pace. That’s why we’re building something new.
In our May 2025 webinar, four aged care leaders shared valuable insights into their organisations’ journeys in preparing for the reforms.
As part of a monthly series for Mirus Mail, Hello Coach speaks with CEOs partnering with Mirus Australia to share real-world insights into leading successful change. This edition further explores the two key pillars of change management—how leadership shapes how people feel about change, and how structure influences how change happens.
We conducted a poll ahead of our June webinar, gathering insights from 140 participants across 112 aged care organisations. The findings reflect a sector working toward reform—but with critical gaps in preparedness, particularly among frontline teams.
Using the aged care act delay to prepare with purpose and a chance for aged care providers to recalibrate, rethink, and realign.
As part of a monthly series for Mirus Mail, Hello Coach speaks with CEOs partnering with Mirus Australia to share real-world insights into leading successful change. This blog explores the two key pillars of effective change management—leadership and structure—and how they work together to drive lasting outcomes.
We conducted a poll ahead of the 2025 Aged Care Act, gathering insights from 428 participants across 290 aged care organisations across Australia. The findings highlight a sector in cautious transition, with providers seeking practical, operational support to prepare for the significant reforms set to take effect in July 2025.
The Department recently clarified the definition of a Personal Care Worker (PCW) for care minute reporting. This clarification provides important guidance on how providers should classify staff time for inclusion in care minutes—and will influence both compliance and funding outcomes.
Please join Mirus Industry Analysis (MIA), a monthly video series hosted by Rob Covino.