Resources

Support at Home helps older people live at home for longer. This booklet provides information about the program for older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, their families and carers

Support at Home helps older people live at home for longer. This fact sheet provides information about the Support at Home classifications and funding for older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, their families and carers.

Support at Home helps older people live at home for longer. This fact sheet provides information about the program for older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, their families and carers.

Our privacy policy sets out how we comply with the Privacy Act 1988.

This weekly report provides a snapshot of data on the impact of COVID-19 in residential aged care facilities nationally in 2025. It includes data on the number of services impacted and number of staff and resident cases, as well as workforce, vaccine rollout, testing and PPE provided to services.

Thriving Kids will focus on identifying developmental concerns earlier and establishing a national system of supports for children aged 8 and under with mild to moderate developmental delay and autism, and their families.

The Thriving Kids program will help children under 8 with developmental needs get support earlier, using local services, starting from July 2026. Kids with higher needs will still get help through the NDIS.

Our inclusion framework demonstrates our commitment to fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce that reflects the community we serve. By embracing diverse identities and perspectives, we enrich our organisation and create a culturally safe, accessible, inclusive and respectful workplace.

A dataset for provider-level care minutes performance in residential care for Q1 to Q4 2024–25.

This document gives guidance on the actions Home Care Package providers and Short-Term Restorative Care providers should take to be operationally ready to transition to the Support at Home program.

The guidelines will assist all AGPT participants, including supervisors, practices and registrars, to understand the eligibility criteria, the process of determining and delivering the basic support payments, and the process of accessing the flexible payment pool.

This document provides information on service-level care minutes performance in residential aged care.

This form is no longer available to order and is undergoing an extensive clinical review and process. The aim of the review is to ensure the form aligns with the Clinical Guidelines and supports best practice. Once updated, the new form will be available online or for download use only.

This fact sheet provides information to help support the correct billing of Medicare Benefits Schedule Items (MBS) 18222 and 18225 for regional or field nerve blocks.

A resource for patients outlining available Australian Government-funded mental health supports through the Medicare Benefits Schedule.

A resource for patients outlining available Australian Government-funded in-person, phone and video mental health supports.

A resource for patients outlining available Australian Government-funded online and digital mental health supports.

This version of the strengthened Quality Standards was piloted by the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission from April to October 2023.

A resource for GPs outlining available Australian Government-funded mental health supports.

An example scenario of a patient's journey through Better Access, incorporating the 1 November 2025 changes.

Standard clinical category definitions for private health insurance hospital policies, released on 16 October 2025 and effective 1 November 2025.

This form can be used to identify a condition for consideration for newborn bloodspot screening programs, through the 2025 Open Call for conditions.

This dashboard provides users with information on the progress of residential aged care funding assessments.

Aged care workers and volunteers can download this checklist of training opportunities to keep track of their learning on the new Aged Care Act.