As aged care reforms evolve, staying informed about changes to programs like Support at Home can feel overwhelming, especially amid the demands of daily operations. To support your journey, we’ve compiled a list of essential resources, articles, and insights to keep the aged care sector up-to-date on the Support at Home program.
The new Aged Care Act and the Support at Home Program are set to commence in July 2025, and perhaps this Christmas break offers a unique opportunity for Home Care providers to get ahead. Here are 5 key questions to consider to prepare your organisation for the transformation.
With the introduction of the Single Assessment System (SAS) from 9 December 2024, the days of navigating multiple assessment processes, facing inconsistent eligibility criteria, and juggling fragmented referral pathways will soon be behind us. For residential aged care and home care providers, this shift signals an important opportunity to get ahead of the curve—starting now.
As aged care reforms evolve, staying informed about changes to programs like Support at Home can feel overwhelming, especially amid the demands of daily operations. To support your journey, we’ve compiled a list of essential resources, articles, and insights to keep the aged care sector up-to-date on the Support at Home program.
The aged care and home care sectors in Australia are currently experiencing major reforms and providers are grappling with a lack of clear information regarding the new Support at Home model, even three years after the Royal Commission. This ongoing uncertainty, coupled with shifting implementation dates, has left many feeling like they are “planning in the dark”.
The Department of Health and Aged Care has unveiled its Digital Strategy, highlighting the sweeping digital transformation taking place in our aged and home care systems. This blog shares the key highlights that providers need to know about.
Strengthened quality standards have undergone extensive public consultation. Here are five key considerations for aged care providers
Under the new Regulatory model, risk-based monitoring will rely on data and regulatory insights to identify potential risks or issues.
The latest regulatory bulletin has shed light on the commission’s stance towards staffing issues including meeting care minute targets.
Data breaches and cybersecurity have risen to the top of CEOs’ concerns in 2024, as revealed by a KPMG report ‘Keeping us up at night’.