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A leading industry body, Leading Age Services Australia, claims that the budget changes could have a negative effect on residents.

Changes are coming to palliative care, including increased funding in the form of a package for volunteers.

Short stays in aged care facilities can often be a good alternative for residents. Providers need to ensure these needs are being met.

Heart disease impacts a number of Australians, having a high fatality rate. A new research boost should provide assistance.

Changes to payroll tax subsidising have been called a “huge blow” by industry experts. The changes will mean higher payments for providers.

Capable administrative staff should have strong skills in IT, financials and even basic human resources.

HACC is set to receive a number of changes resulting from the 2014 budget that will likely impact aged care providers.

The budget increase will ensure a new National Institute for Dementia Research is founded, consolidating research and funding.

May 30, 2014 | Technology

3rd Platform IT technologies are set to substantially change how businesses operate – especially aged care.

The 2014 Aged Care Approvals Round (ACAR) opened on May 24, providing a good option for providers seeking to build residential places.