Data on approved service providers and aged care places
Aged Care Summary Data and Service lists for download
Lists of Australian Government-funded aged care services in Microsoft Excel and PDF formats.
From this page you may download files of information on aged care services subsidised by the Australian Government under the Aged Care Act 1997, including:
- residential aged care services (aged care homes);
- services that provide Community Aged Care Packages;
- services that provide Extended Aged Care at Home and Extended Aged Care at Home - Dementia packages;
- Transition Care services;
- Innovative Pool services;
- Multipurpose Services providing aged care; and
- services funded under the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Aged Care Strategy.
Summary Data by State
2009-10
Service Lists
Each downloadable file contains:- the name and town/suburb of each service;
- the types of care provided:
- Residential low-level care, residential high-level care,
- Community Aged Care Packages,
- Extended Aged Care at Home Packages,
- Extended Aged Care at Home - Dementia Packages,
- Multipurpose Service;
- Transition Care; or
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flexible care.
- the number of places in operation for each type of care at 30 June 2010;
- the name of the approved provider of the service in which the service is based;
- the Aged Care Planning Region of the service;
- the remoteness classification of the service according to the Australian Standard Geographical Classification (ASGC), Australian Bureau of Statistics catalogue no 1216.0, 2006 edition;
- The organisation type, ie: not for profit, for profit, local government or state government; and
- Australian Government recurrent funding for the service in 2009-10.
These spreadsheets generally list places according to the location in which the service is based, rather than the region in which the service is delivered. Consequently, regional totals derived from these spreadsheets may differ from data published elsewhere in which places operated by cross-regional services have been divided between the regions in which the services are delivered.
If you would like to find the address and contact details of aged care services in your locality, please visit the Aged Care Australia website.
Files for download
Note: It is advisable to download these files rather than attempting to open them directly. "Right click" on the link, then select "Save target/link as" from the pop down menu.Whole of Australia:
State/Territory:
- Australian Capital Territory (Excel 5779 KB)
- Australian Capital Territory (PDF 325 KB)
- New South Wales (Excel 5952 KB)
- New South Wales (PDF 362 KB)
- Northern Territory (Excel 5785 KB)
- Northern Territory (PDF 487 KB)
- Queensland (Excel 5877 KB)
- Queensland (PDF 3602 KB)
- South Australia (Excel 5821 KB)
- South Australia (PDF 1696 KB)
- Tasmania (Excel 5791 KB)
- Tasmania (PDF 724 KB)
- Victoria (Excel 5904 KB)
- Victoria (PDF 4458 KB)
- Western Australia (Excel 5825 KB)
- Western Australia (PDF 1824 KB)
Previous years files for download
- 30 June 2011 - Australia (Excel 1411 KB)
- 30 June 2011 - Australia (PDF 18971 KB)
- 30 June 2010 - Australia (Excel 1249 KB)
- 30 June 2010 - Australia (PDF 17821 KB)
- 30 June 2009 - Australia (Excel 1211 KB)
- 30 June 2009 - Australia (PDF 16965 KB)
"The Department of Health and Ageing has made every effort to ensure that the Microsoft Excel version of the Aged Care Summary Data and Service lists meet accessibility requirements. If you are experiencing difficulty accessing the information contained within this document, please contact Aged Care Data by email to arrange for an alternative format to be provided to you."
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