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18 December 2025 - The Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC) funding model provides equitable funding to registered providers to deliver care to older people living in approved residential care homes.

25 March 2025 - A collection is a group of related resources on a particular health topic, condition or disease. Browse or search our list of collections.

18 December 2025 - The Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC) funding model includes specialised Base Care Tariff (BCT) categories for approved residential care homes that specialise in providing care to certain groups. Learn about the eligibility criteria and application process.

17 October 2025 - From April 2026, this supplement will only apply to non-specialised metropolitan aged care homes if they meet a minimum level of care minutes performance.

27 October 2025 - Provider-based subsidies in residential care are meant to support providers to deliver flexible and sustainable services.

14 January 2026 - Residential respite care gives an older person or their carer a break from their usual care arrangements. It can be on a planned or emergency basis. It is important to monitor how many days of respite care a person is approved for and request an extension if needed.

21 December 2025 - The pensioner supplement is for aged care residents who have a dependant or who receive income support. Find out about eligibility and how much you get on behalf of eligible residents.

31 October 2025 - The Australian Government reduces the subsidy paid to residential aged care providers in certain cases. Providers won’t receive the total subsidy if an aged care resident pays some types of means tested fees.

18 December 2025 - This supplement helps registered providers with the cost of caring for veterans with a service-related mental health condition. You do not need to apply for this supplement. If eligible, payment will start when a person has agreed to release eligibility information.

27 October 2025 - The Act includes certain specialist aged care programs, which may be funded either by grants or by special subsidies.