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2012 basic daily fee supplement for aged care
Topics › Aged care › Providing aged care services › Funding for aged care service providers4 June 2025 - This supplement helps eligible residents who were in residential aged care on 1 July 2012 to meet the 2012 basic daily fee increase.
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Concessional resident supplement for aged care
Topics › Aged care › Providing aged care services › Funding for aged care service providers4 June 2025 - This supplement is for concessional residents who pay low or no accommodation bond or charge. It incorporates the supplements previously known as Charge exempt resident supplement and Transitional supplement. Find out who’s eligible for the concessional supplement and what care providers can access.
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Flexible care subsidy for the Short-Term Restorative Care (STRC) Programme
Our work › Short-Term Restorative Care (STRC) Programme › Funding for the Short-Term Restorative Care (STRC) Programme3 November 2025 - We pay approved STRC providers a flexible care subsidy. It is based on the number of allocated places and the daily funding amount set by Ministerial Determination.
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Accommodation charge top-up supplement for aged care
Topics › Aged care › Providing aged care services › Funding for aged care service providers4 June 2025 - This supplement is for people who entered residential aged care as high-care residents between 20 March 2008 and 19 March 2010, and were on income support. Find out more about eligibility and how much you get on behalf of eligible residents.
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Aged care subsidies and supplements contact
Contacts3 November 2025 - Email us if you have questions about aged care subsidies or supplements for approved providers.
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Australian National Aged Care Classification funding model
Our work30 October 2025 - The Australian Government provides subsidies to approved residential aged care providers through the Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC) funding model.
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Younger people in residential aged care – fees and payments
Our work › Younger people in aged care31 October 2025 - Information on aged care fees and payments for younger people under 65 years living in residential aged care.
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Funding for aged care service providers
Topics › Aged care › Providing aged care services30 October 2025 - The Australian Government pays registered providers to deliver aged care. We do this through subsidies and supplements, capital grants and other program grant funding.
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Person-centred subsidies in residential care
Guide to Aged Care Law › Chapter 4 – Funding aged care services27 October 2025 - Person-centred subsidies in residential care relate to the needs of the older people receiving services in aged care homes.
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Funding for residential aged care
Our work › Residential aged care11 August 2025 - The Australian Government subsidises residential aged care in Australia by paying subsidies and supplements to registered providers. These are paid on behalf of each person eligible to receive government-subsidised residential aged care.