Aged care receives $106 million funding boost
The Federal Government has announced a $106 million funding boost to the aged care sector, with a focus on supporting better facilities, care and standards.
Read more >The Federal Government has announced a $106 million funding boost to the aged care sector, with a focus on supporting better facilities, care and standards.
Read more >The Australian Aged Care Quality Agency is offering information sessions to support residential aged care and community care providers to transition to the new Quality Standards.
Read more >The Aged Care Guild has announced that eight of Australia’s largest aged care providers will publish quarterly Consumer Experience Report (CER) evaluations of their facilities.
Read more >The Federal Government has announced the establishment of the national Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission, which will oversee aged care regulation, compliance and complaints handling.
Read more >The Australian Aged Care Quality Agency has released a set of recommendations for people who are at a higher risk of choking, such as people who are older or have a disability.
Read more >The Minister for Aged Care, Ken Wyatt, has called on the Australian Aged Care Quality Agency to undertake a review of the infectious disease management practices of residential aged care facilities.
Read more >The Australian Aged Care Quality Agency (AACQA) is hosting a series of education sessions on the quality framework and accreditation process for residential aged care and community care providers.
Read more >Aged care residents were asked 12 questions on their experience with their aged care provider during a recent accreditation pilot program.
Read more >Guidelines are being developed for a new aged care quality framework which will apply to all aged care services.
Read more >The Australian Aged Care Quality Agency is launching a consumer experience report that will better enable residents to provide feedback during an accreditation.
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