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Stronger standards, new rules: navigating the Aged Care Act

May 28, 2025
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Key changes under the new Aged Care Act and Quality Standards
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What strengthened compliance and accountability mean for providers
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Practical steps to prepare for July 2025 reforms
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Assess your preparation for July 2025 reforms

From 1 July 2025, the new Aged Care Act will come into effect, introducing a rights-based approach to aged care and reshaping provider obligations. At the same time, strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards will set a higher benchmark for care delivery, compliance, and accountability.

This webinar unpacked what these changes mean for aged care providers, how to prepare, and the steps you need to take to remain compliant and competitive in the evolving landscape.

Key topics covered included:

  • Key changes in the New Aged Care Act – What a rights-based approach means for providers and how it will impact operations and service delivery.
  • Understanding the Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards – A deep dive into the revised standards and how they will be assessed.
  • Regulatory and Compliance Implications – What new provider obligations will look like, including registration, accreditation, and reporting requirements.
  • Financial and Funding Adjustments – How the upcoming changes will impact fees, resident contributions, and financial planning.
  • Action Plan for Providers – Practical steps you can take now to ensure your organisation is ready for the July 2025 reforms

Industry Panel Discussion

A panel of aged care leaders shared their unique insights and perspectives on the challenges and opportunities ahead.

Industry panel

Lucy O’Flaherty
Lucy O’Flaherty
CEO
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Columbia Aged Care
With 30 years in the social and community sector and 14 in the aged care sector as CEO and leader, Lucy was responsible for Korongee, Australia’s first purpose built village for people living with dementia. Lucy is a NSW Australian Ageing Council member and current CEO of Columbia Aged Care which has three residential aged care facilities in NSW.
Verity Leath
Verity Leath
General Manager Residential Services
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Benetas
Verity joined Benetas in 2019 with extensive aged care experience since 2000. She has held executive roles at Estia Health and BlueCross. Committed to high-performing teams, she values engaging with staff, residents and families. Verity encourages professionals to back themselves and say yes to opportunities.
Justin Dover
Justin Dover
Co-CEO
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Alino Living
Justin Dover has over 29 years’ experience in aged care, starting as an assistant in nursing and progressing through roles across the sector. He is Co-CEO of Alino Living, overseeing operations across four NSW Central Coast sites, and a Director of PACE Care, supporting financial processing for providers.

Your hosts

Robert Covino
Robert Covino
Founder
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Mirus Australia
Robert leads Mirus Australia as Founder and Chairman, guiding strategy, innovation and industry engagement to help providers strengthen financial performance, compliance and sustainability.
Taran Minhas
Taran Minhas
Senior Consultant
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Mirus Australia
Taran is a Certified Health Informatician Australasia (CHIA) and digital health consultant with a background in clinical care, data science and advisory. She supports aged care and community health providers to navigate change, strengthen governance and adopt digital solutions, translating complex ideas into practical strategies.

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