Aged Care Complaints
Aged Care Complaints Scheme resources order form
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Resources available for order - online order form (order limit)*
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Contact name: ____________________________ Contact number:__________________________Organisation: _____________________________________________________________________
Email address: ____________________________________________________________________
Street address: ___________________________________________________________________
Suburb: ______________________ State: _________________ Postcode: ___________________
To download resources, go to agedcarecomplaints.govspace.gov.au/resources
Resources available for order | QTY | Order Limit* |
|---|---|---|
| DL Brochure – I have a concern Information about the Scheme | 50 | |
| A5 Booklet – I have a concern Detailed information about the Scheme | 10 | |
| A3 Poster – Do you have a concern? Information about the Scheme for display in aged care services | 20 | |
| A2 Poster – Do you have a concern? Information about the Scheme for display in aged care services | 20 | |
| Fact sheet – Our service commitment Service charter for the Scheme | 50 | |
| Fact sheet – Your options for resolving concerns Explains the options available to the Scheme to examine and resolve concerns | 50 | |
| Fact sheet – What outcomes can be achieved? Explains the outcomes the Scheme can achieve when it reviews a complaint | 50 | |
| Fact sheet – Your review rights Outlines the right to seek a free review of the Scheme’s decision or process | 50 | |
| Fact sheet – How can advocacy help you? Explains how advocacy can support you to raise and resolve concerns | 50 | |
| Fact sheet – What is a Direction? Explains what a Direction is and when the Scheme can issue one to an approved provider | 50 | |
| Fact sheet – The new Scheme: What does it mean for you? Explains what the reforms mean for aged care consumers, providers and stakeholders | 50 | |
| Fact sheet – The Scheme and the Commonwealth HACC Program Explains how the Scheme addresses complaints about HACC services | 50 | |
| Fact sheet – Service Provider Resolution Explains the steps involved if the Scheme refers a complaint to a service provider to resolve | 50 | |
| Fact sheet – Aged Care Quality and Complaints: Roles and Responsibilities Explains the roles of the Scheme, the Accreditation Agency and the Aged Care Commissioner | 50 |
agedcomplaintscomms@health.gov.au with your request.
The 'I have a concern' DL brochure is available to order in the following languages: | QTY | Order Limit* |
|---|---|---|
| Arabic | 50 | |
| Chinese | 50 | |
| Croatian | 50 | |
| Dutch | 50 | |
| German | 50 | |
| Hungarian | 50 | |
| Italian | 50 | |
| Macedonian | 50 | |
| Maltese | 50 | |
| Polish | 50 | |
| Russian | 50 | |
| Serbian | 50 | |
| Spanish | 50 | |
| Tagalog | 50 | |
| Turkish | 50 | |
| Vietnamese | 50 |
The 'Do you have a concern' A3 brochure is available to order in the following languages: | QTY | Order Limit* |
|---|---|---|
| Arabic | 20 | |
| Chinese | 20 | |
| Croatian | 20 | |
| Dutch | 20 | |
| German | 20 | |
| Hungarian | 20 | |
| Italian | 20 | |
| Macedonian | 20 | |
| Maltese | 20 | |
| Polish | 20 | |
| Russian | 20 | |
| Serbian | 20 | |
| Spanish | 20 | |
| Tagalog | 20 | |
| Turkish | 20 | |
| Vietnamese | 20 |
Please return this form via:
PostAged Care Complaints Scheme
C/O National Mailing and Marketing
11 Tralee Street
Hume ACT 2620
health@nationalmailing.com.au
Fax
National Mailing and Marketing
02 6260 2770
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