Aged care reforms resources

PowerPoint presentation from the webinar, covering info on Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC) and care minutes, Quarterly Financial Reporting, Basic Daily Fee, eNRMC transitional arrangement, and updates from Services Australia.

We will undertake consultation in 2022 to inform the design of the Support at Home Program. This calendar lets you know when these activities are happening.

An update from the Council of Elders after their meeting on 25 March 2022.

Senior Australians need a skilled, diverse, compassionate, and valued workforce who will provide safe and high-quality care. To build a workforce with the right skills and qualities to meet the changing needs of senior Australians, aged care workers need to be valued.

We are making changes to aged care that will deliver respect, care and dignity for every senior Australian. It is important that as many people as possible contribute to the reforms, so we can design changes that reflect the rich diversity of senior Australians.

We are making changes to aged care that will deliver respect, care, and dignity for every senior Australian. These improvements are part of a 5-year $18.3 billion reform package that also address recommendations from the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety.

PowerPoint presentation on latest information from Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC), Quarterly Reporting Requirements, Monthly Care Statements and an update from Services Australia.

This posters can be printed and displayed to encourage your networks to engage with us on the changes to aged care.

This posters can be printed and displayed to encourage your networks to engage with us on the changes to aged care.

This posters can be printed and displayed to encourage your networks to engage with us on the changes to aged care.

This posters can be printed and displayed to encourage your networks to engage with us on the changes to aged care.

This brochure explains some of the changes to aged care, and how you can have your say to help transform aged care.

This image can be used by aged care providers on their social media channels.

This tile can be used by aged care providers on their social media channels.

These tiles can be used by aged care providers on their social media channels.

This toolkit provides information and materials that may help stakeholders communicate about aged care reforms.

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Terms of reference for the Council of Elders

An update from the Council of Elders after their meeting on 18 February 2022.

The Aged Care Council of Elders play a critical role in making sure that those most central to the system, senior Australians, have input into shaping the aged care system.

This plain English concept paper outlines a new, improved approach to regulating aged care.

An update from the Council of Elders after their meeting on 25 January 2022.

This concept paper outlines a new, improved approach to regulating aged care.