Mirus Industry Analysis (MIA) – April 2024 edition

April 19, 2024 | Mirus Industry Analysis (MIA)

Care minutes and RN minutes down, while occupancy rises

Rob Covino presents Mirus Industry Analysis (MIA), a series of monthly insights into the key performance indicators and cumulative industry trends from the 90,000+ beds we monitor for financial sustainability. 

Welcome to the April 2024 edition.

Revenue

In March, Average Daily Subsidy (ADS) across the sector remained relatively flat, decreasing slightly to $268.02.

Total claiming activity jumped by 0.5% to 7.53%, which can be attributed to improvements in voluntary reclassifications. Due to the growth in claiming activity, the age of AN-ACC claims experienced a significant decline of -3.78%, with 56.92% of all AN-ACC claims now being 12 months in age.

Occupancy

Occupancy levels continued to climb in March, reaching 88.83%. Short-stay admissions dropped by -1.77%, accounting for 22.79% of all residents staying in care for less than 6 months.

Workforce management

Total direct care minutes delivered per resident per day decreased from 205.80 in February to 203.62 in March. RN minutes also declined by -1.16% to 39.25 minutes, indicating a potential challenge in meeting the 44-minute RN requirement when it comes into effect on 1st October 2024.


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With one of the largest aged care databases in Australia, each month we bring you MIA – a monthly wrap up of insights captured from data covering 90,000+ beds.  

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