A regional aged care provider has looked to skilled refugees to build their staff team. This year the not-for-profit organisation Princes Court Homes
What Retirement Exemption Means for Small Business Owners You may have heard of a retirement exemption for small business owners retirees in Australia
Ideas for Retirement Cakes for Your Retiring Colleague After dedicating a big portion of their life to work, there comes a time when
Types of Retirement Approaches That the Elderly Should Look Into Retiring means bidding goodbye to your daily eight-hour work as you transition to
Media Release: 8 January 2021 As this is our first newsletter for 2021, we would like to wish everyone working hard to protect
Issue 2020/27 : Information for the Aged Care Sector22 December 2020 We encourage you to
This year’s Christmas messages from the Prime Minister and the Hon Richard Colbeck praised senior
A new technology could be the answer to reducing pressure injuries in aged care homes.
Dementia Australia has announced new research that suggests a new avenue into Alzheimer’s prevention. “New
Tuesday 1 December 2020 A project team from Flinders University has been selected to develop a model for
Media Release: Wednesday 2 December 2020 Dementia Australia two-year study Dementia Australia study finds how beneficial technology can
Media release: 25 November 2020 In this issue: Monitoring financial risks ELDAC’s Digital Innovations in Aged Care Bring
Media Release, 18 November 2020 Today’s newsletter provides information about the latest Directions for South Australian residential aged
Australian Government news & PRESS RELEASE 2020/23 In this issue: Undergraduate and postgraduate aged care scholarships available Time
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People with disability have the right to be safe – Free national counselling and advocacy
Issue 2020/27 : Information for the Aged Care Sector22 December 2020 We encourage you to share this newsletter
Press Release: 14 December 2020 Australian Healthcare Associates (AHA), on behalf of the department, is reviewing the current
Media Release: Friday 11 December 2020 The department is seeking applications from high performing aged care and disability
A regional aged care provider has looked to skilled refugees to build their staff team. This year the not-for-profit organisation Princes Court Homes
What Retirement Exemption Means for Small Business Owners You may have heard of a retirement exemption for small business owners retirees in Australia
Ideas for Retirement Cakes for Your Retiring Colleague After dedicating a big portion of their life to work, there comes a time when
Types of Retirement Approaches That the Elderly Should Look Into Retiring means bidding goodbye to your daily eight-hour work as you transition to
If you are looking for information about My Aged Care, you may not know where
Generally, it is recognised that many people would prefer to remain in their homes as
Palliative & End of Life Care Unfold Are you caring for someone nearing the end
Aged Care Homes Explained Aged Care Homes are also sometimes called Nursing Homes. As people
New, free 3-week course on Dementia and caring Alfred Health Carer Services and Alzheimer’s Australia
First dementia village to be built in Tasmania Australia’s first dementia village will be built
Issue 2020/27 : Information for the Aged Care Sector22 December 2020 We encourage you to share this newsletter with your colleagues and workforce, particularly your
This year’s Christmas messages from the Prime Minister and the Hon Richard Colbeck praised senior Australians and the aged care workforce for their resilience in
Schedule of fees and charges that will take effect from 1 January 2021An update of the schedules for residential and home care fees and charges will take effect
Press Release: 14 December 2020 Australian Healthcare Associates (AHA), on behalf of the department, is reviewing the current arrangements for aged care providers nominating specialisations
Media Release: Friday 11 December 2020 The department is seeking applications from high performing aged care and disability support providers to deliver targeted respite services
Media Release: 4 December 2020 On 2 December 2020 the Government introduced the Aged Care Legislation Amendment (Serious Incident Response Scheme and Other Measures) Bill 2020 into
Press Release: 16 October 2020 Today’s newsletter contains information on extended testing arrangements for asymptomatic aged care workers in Victoria. Also included is information on the
Government Press Release 15 October 2020 The Australian Government has announced its continued development of the possible replacement for the Aged Care Funding Instrument (ACFI),
(Government Press Release Oct 9, 2020, 7:17 PM) Total Funding Total funding for aged care has increased from $13.3 billion in 2012–13 to $23.9 billion in 2020–21.
2018-19 ACAR – Allocation of Residential Aged Care Places and Capital Grant Funding The Minister for Senior Australians and Aged Care, the Hon Ken Wyatt AM, MP has today announced
According to an interesting article by Rick Morton in the Australian Newspaper today, Minister Ken Wyatt says he is “personally committed” to introducing a new
More shocking claims have been Made at the Aged Care Royal Commission in Adelaide. Paul’s Versteege, Combined Pensioners and Superannuants Association NSW’ Policy Manager, has added
Barbara Spriggs doesn’t like offering criticism. Nonetheless, from the time her 66-year-old husband Bob entered the now infamous Oakden older person‘s mental health facility in
Today marks a watershed moment in the history of aged care provision in Australia. The recent announcement of an Aged Care Royal Commission sent shockwaves
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