About the funding model
The AN-ACC funding model provides equitable funding to approved providers to deliver care to residents living in residential aged services. Learn about how it works.
AN-ACC assessments
Independent assessment assigning residents to an AN-ACC class will decide the funding received by aged care providers. Read about the assessment process and the steps you can take to prepare.
Information for providers
Find information about AN-ACC funding model including resident assessments, subsidies and supplements, and the new mandatory care minutes.
Information for residents
Learn about the AN-ACC funding model including what has changed and where you can get more information.
AN-ACC funding update
From 1 October 2024, we are increasing the AN-ACC price to $280.01. We are also revising the Base Care Tariff structure, and adjusting funding for some Base Care Tariff categories and AN-ACC classes.
Learn more about the funding increase and other AN-ACC adjustments.
The Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC) Funding Guide
This guide provides information for approved residential care providers on the AN-ACC funding model. It sets out how to receive AN-ACC subsidies, including relevant compliance requirements that may apply.
AN-ACC resources
This collection contains information and resources about the new Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC).
Latest resources
Latest resources
The Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC) funding guide
What is the AN-ACC Transition Fund?
AN-ACC assessments dashboard
My Aged Care User Guide – Sideloading of apps for Aged Care Assessor, myAssessor and AN-ACC
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Care minutes and 24/7 registered nurses in residential aged care
The Australian Government is introducing mandatory care time responsibilities for approved providers of residential aged care services. Find information about care minutes targets and the 24/7 registered nurse responsibilities being introduced.