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19 August 2025 - All residential aged care providers must offer certain services to residents. Residents initially agree to their services and fees. You will offer ongoing care discussions. Find out how to provide quality services to residents.

4 June 2025 - We pay a subsidy on behalf of each care recipient assigned a Home Care Package. Approved providers submit a claim to Services Australia after they have delivered services each month. Find out how we calculate the subsidy and how to claim.

4 June 2025 - As an approved provider, you must deliver care management to all care recipients to ensure care and services are safe, high quality and based on your care recipients’ assessed needs, goals and preferences.

11 August 2025 - If you are an older person accessing aged care services under the Multi-Purpose Service Program (MPSP), you may be asked to contribute to the costs and pay some fees.

4 June 2025 - As an approved provider, you deliver Home Care Package services directly to your care recipient or through a third-party organisations. Find out what services you can deliver and what you need to do.

26 August 2025 - The CHSP funds service providers to deliver entry-level services to help older people stay at home. These include domestic assistance, allied health and therapy services, transport, home maintenance and repairs, nursing and more. Find out what services you can and cannot provide under the CHSP.

28 August 2025 - The Schedule of Service Items and Fees 2025–26 is available. There are new updates to evidence and service requirements.

30 August 2025 - As a health practitioner, it is your responsibility to comply with Medicare obligations. It’s important to do the relevant training and understand the requirements and laws that apply. Education and support is available to help you meet your obligations.

7 February 2025 - Read the latest private health insurance circulars for updates on matters affecting private health insurers.

1 September 2025 - Signed by all Australian governments, the National Health Reform Agreement (NHRA) aims to improve health outcomes for all Australians and ensure our health system is sustainable.