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Accommodation supplement for aged care
Topics › Aged care › Providing aged care services › Funding for aged care service providers18 December 2025 - This supplement helps people in residential aged care who can’t pay their full accommodation costs. Find out who’s eligible to get this supplement and how much you get on behalf of eligible residents.
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Enteral feeding supplement for aged care
Topics › Aged care › Providing aged care services › Funding for aged care service providers18 December 2025 - Registered providers can get this supplement to help with the costs of enteral feeding. Find out more about enteral feeding, eligibility and how to apply.
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Become a second-tier default benefits eligible hospital
Topics › Private health insurance › Operating rules for private health insurers and providers1 August 2025 - Insurers pay second-tier default benefits for private hospital treatment if they do not have an agreement with the hospital and the hospital is second-tier default benefits eligible. Hospitals must apply to be assessed and found eligible.
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Transitional accommodation supplement for aged care
Topics › Aged care › Providing aged care services › Funding for aged care service providers18 December 2025 - The transitional accommodation supplement is for some providers with residents receiving low-level care. Find out about eligibility and how to apply.
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Cost recovery fees and charges for the Prescribed List
Our work23 January 2026 - To make sure privately insured patients in Australia can access safe and effective medical devices, we regulate the listing of devices and products on the Prescribed List. Learn about the cost recovery arrangements of fees and charges for these activities.
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Charging for residential aged care
Our work › Residential aged care6 November 2025 - As a residential aged care provider, you can ask people in government-subsidised care to pay some fees and accommodation costs.
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Younger people in residential aged care – fees and payments
Our work › Younger people in aged care20 January 2026 - Information on aged care fees and payments for younger people under 65 years living in residential aged care.
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Responsibilities of Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) providers
Our work › Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP)9 February 2026 - From 1 Nov 2025, all CHSP providers became registered under the Aged Care Act 2024. As a provider, you must meet all registration conditions and obligations, in addition to the requirements in your grant agreement.
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Charging fees for aged care services
Topics › Aged care › Providing aged care services3 November 2025 - The Australian Government funds registered providers to deliver aged care services. As a registered provider, you might also ask people in government-funded aged care to pay some fees and costs.
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MBS Review – Government responses
Our work › Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) Review12 February 2026 - This page outlines the changes made to the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) in response to the MBS Review Taskforce's recommendations to date with links to MBS online for fact sheets on the changes.