Aged care sector needs to prepare for resident choice
The aged care sector is rapidly changing as larger numbers of residents enter the care of facilities. Increasing choice will bring further changes.
The aged care sector is rapidly changing as larger numbers of residents enter the care of facilities. Increasing choice will bring further changes.
The aged care sector is rapidly evolving in line with the growing elderly population. It’s going to be essential that providers are aware of changes.
The aged care industry has been identified as an area where a focus on the workforce is essential, especially given the strong projected growth in the near future.
A new state of the art health training facility will prepare the next generation of nurses for future work in the aged care sector.
The aged care sector is set to grow in the near future, and higher levels of care will likely be an area of focus for providers.
The public health sector in New South Wales is improving, both in the number of patients able to be cared for and the speed of emergency care.
Hospital redevelopments in New South Wales are progressing, ensuring the state will be better equipped to face the future population needs.
A new report from Per Capita has been called essential by COTA Chief Executive Ian Yates. The new report details changes to the pension.
The new Byron Central Hospital currently under development will prove an essential facility for the region – especially elderly Australians.
Dementia sufferers are often difficult to care for, especially in the aged care industry. Having financial support on hand is key.