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Dialysis and kidney transplantation is predicted to increase by 45 per cent over the course of the next decade as the population ages.

A new plan has been announced for launch later this year by the NSW government, ensuring correct care is delivered.

A business budget can seem at times unnecessary, but it’s absolutely essential for ongoing operations and future purchases.

The aged care industry is predicted to undergo massive growth through 2050, receiving substantially higher resident numbers.

Aged care changes are coming as part of the Living Longer, Living Better health care reform, put in place recently.

COTA Australia has joined with leading consumer interest groups to protect older Australians against proposed regulation changes.

The Commonwealth Home Support Programme Manual will be an essential document for aged care providers and the government following its release.

The Australian National Commission of Audit has outlined recommendations for the future of the sector over the next few years.

Aged care providers need to be aware of the coming changes to the industry as a result of the 2014-15 budget.

Changes to the co-payment system will likely disadvantage older Australians, especially those receiving care within a facility.