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10 June 2025 - Disability Support for Older Australians (DSOA) service coordinators must use this form when applying for NDIS registration exemption under the DSOA Program.

29 May 2025 - The Specialist Training Program supports training positions in regional, rural and remote areas, and in private facilities. This helps to improve the skills and distribution of the specialist workforce by giving participants experience of a broader range of healthcare settings.

20 May 2025 - Learn about who will regulate and provide oversight of the aged care system under the proposed new Aged Care Act, and what their roles will be.

1 June 2023 - Diagnostic imaging – like X-rays and ultrasounds – helps healthcare workers diagnose, treat and monitor a large range of health conditions. Learn more about diagnostic imaging and what we’re doing to support its use in Australia’s health system.

1 July 2025 - This document is designed to support Primary Health Networks (PHNs) that are participating in the Aged Care On-site Pharmacist Measure – Residential Aged Care Home Support Grant Program.

4 June 2025 - As an approved provider, you can ask care recipients who started in the Home Care Packages Program from 1 July 2014 to pay certain fees to contribute to the cost of their care. Find out what fees apply, how much you can charge and what you need to do.

4 June 2025 - As an approved provider of Home Care Packages, you must keep various records, including on care recipients, incidents, staff and volunteers. You must also regularly review your prices, and report financial information and serious incidents.

21 December 2023 - There are many benefits to giving up vaping. Your health will improve, and you will be free from nicotine dependence. It may also reduce your risk of smoking in the future. You’ll save money and reduce damage to the environment from the plastic, electronic waste and toxic chemicals in e-cigarettes.

6 June 2025 - We fund Deaf Connect to provide sign language interpreting and captioning services for Deaf, Deafblind and hard of hearing older people through the National Sign Language Program (NSLP).

6 March 2025 - This program supports Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who live with complex chronic conditions. It often provides one-on-one support to help people manage their conditions and get the health care they need. It also helps health services provide culturally appropriate care.