Resources

The Minister for Health and Ageing must declare a facility to be a hospital under section 121–5(6) of the Private Health Insurance Act 2007. View the current list of declared hospitals.

This documents provides information on how to access and use the OCP, so Providers can can use it to self-review their Medicare claims schedule, look for potential errors, and respond to a compliance activity online.

This data recording template is for registered providers to record QI Program data for a single aged care home. This template calculates and summarises data for each quality indicator for submission through the Government Provider Management System.

The fourth meeting of the Ministerial Expert Panel on Women's Health focused on how primary care can better support women's cardiovascular health.

The third meeting of the Ministerial Expert Panel on Women's Health focused on how sex and gender are considered in health research and in the approval of medicines, health technologies and health services for cardiovascular disease and stroke.

This document provides information on how Department of Health handles health providers’ personal information when provider use the Online Compliance Platform to respond to the Department’s request to conduct compliance activities.

Information about free and government subsidised opportunities to support workers in building and refining their professional aged care skills.

This meeting minute provides a summary of discussions between the Council of Elders and the Minister for Aged Care and Seniors on discussions on aged care reform, service access, affordability, rights, consumer protections and future priorities.

This document provides an overview of the discussion from the 122nd meeting of the Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation (ATAGI).

This guide helps providers identify certificates for approved membership categories of each Practitioner Professional Body (PPB) in Australia.

The Support at Home program manual is a guide designed to assist registered providers to understand and comply with the Support at Home program rules, procedures and obligations.

This fact sheet is intended for older people receiving Australian Government funded aged care services, and their families, supporters, and care representatives. It applies to residential aged care services to help readers understand the role of a Restrictive Practices Substitute Decision-Maker. .

This webpage lists registered providers with an exemption from the 24/7 registered nurse requirement in residential aged care.

This report provides statistic and data trends on private health insurance reforms by quarter.

The IAR-DST Validity Study: Final Report presents the findings from a set of validity and reliability studies of the IAR-DST and outlines recommendations to strengthen its validity, enhance its effectiveness, and support greater clinician acceptance.

This publication includes data about Community Pharmacy Programs funded under the Eighth Community Pharmacy Agreement (8CPA).

This publication includes data about Rural Support and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pharmacy Programs.

This publication includes data about Medication Management Review Programs including Home Medicines Review, Residential Medication Management Review and Quality Use of Medicines.

Private health insurers use the list current as of 1 August each year to calculate the second-tier default benefits payable to individual hospitals.

These guidelines outline how private hospitals can apply for second-tier default benefits eligibility and the assessment criteria. It also explains how we administer eligibility.

This form is for private hospitals to apply for second-tier default benefits eligibility.

The Stoma Appliance Scheme Utilisation Data for Main group and Sub group over the financial year of 2025-2026.

View the presentation slides which provides guidance to Support at Home providers on expected impacts of the upcoming changes to personal care contribution arrangements, effective 1 October 2026 and how to prepare and implement the changes.

Weekly report of year to date immunisation figures broken down by age groups and immunising provider types. Compares vaccination rates with the previous 3 years.