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Fees for residential respite care
Our work › Residential aged care › Charging for residential aged care9 October 2025 - Providers can ask people in government-subsidised residential respite care to pay some fees. These fees are different from what you can charge for permanent (ongoing) residential care.
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Your questions answered
Childhood immunisation26 November 2025 - You may have questions about vaccinating your child. Below are answers to some of the common questions, based on the latest evidence and proven advice.
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Current Medicare compliance activities
Topics › Medicare › Medicare compliance14 October 2025 - We recognise that most non-compliance is accidental, and we work with providers to resolve issues and promote good compliance practices. Find out more about our current activities.
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How the National Lung Cancer Screening Program works
Our work › National Lung Cancer Screening Program12 January 2026 - Taking part in the National Lung Cancer Screening Program is free and easy. Check if you're eligible for lung cancer screening and learn how the process works. It could save your life.
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Schedule of contributions for Support at Home services
Resources › Publications15 December 2025 - This schedule applies to people receiving care through the Support at Home program from 1 November 2025.
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Legislation we administer
Topics › About the department › What we do21 January 2026 - The Health, Disabilty and Ageing portfolio administers laws on behalf of our ministers.
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Managing accommodation costs for residential aged care
Our work › Residential aged care › Managing residential aged care services20 October 2025 - Collecting, reviewing and managing accommodation costs is part of managing a residential aged care home. This page explains how aged care providers must manage accommodation costs for residents under different arrangements.
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What Medicare covers
Topics › Medicare › About Medicare23 October 2024 - Medicare subsidises a large number of health services and products. You can use your Medicare card to access medical services, hospital services for public patients, surgical services, prescription medicines, eye tests, pathology tests, imaging and scans.
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Support at Home program update – Webinar
Resources › Webinars22 November 2024 - This webinar gave aged care providers and older people, families and carers an update on the Support at Home program.
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About the Prescribed List
Our work23 January 2026 - The Prescribed List of Medical Devices and Human Tissue Products specifies the benefits health insurers must pay for specific medical devices or human tissue products. Find out what it includes, how to apply, when we update the list, and the legislation that underpins it.