Our related work
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Care minutes and 24/7 registered nurses in residential aged care
Residential aged care providers must provide residents with a minimum number of minutes of care per day, and have at least one registered nurse (RN) onsite and on duty at all times at each residential facility. -
Carer Gateway
Carer Gateway services help carers build skills, manage challenges and reduce stress early in their caring role. -
CarerHelp
CarerHelp provides free information, resources and advice, including managing grief and loss, to help when caring for a loved one. -
CareSearch – Palliative Care Knowledge Network
CareSearch provides nationally available websites to connect health professionals and the general public with trustworthy, evidence-based information and resources in palliative care. -
Caring@Home – Symptom management for palliative patients
Caring@Home provides resources that will support people to be cared for, and to die, at home if that is their choice. Resources are available for community service providers, health care professionals and carers. -
Changes in legislation for the Prescribed List
Learn about legislation changes to the Private Health Insurance Act 2007 and related instruments that will give effect to the Prescribed List Reforms. -
Cheaper medicines
There are now 2 ways to save on prescription medicines. On 1 January 2025, we introduced a freeze on the maximum patient cost of Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) medicines. Combined with 60-day prescriptions, these changes can help you save money and time. -
Child Dental Benefits Schedule
Learn about the policy work we do to support Australia's National Oral Health Plan through the Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS). The schedule covers part or all of the cost of some basic dental services for eligible patients. -
Childhood immunisation
One more way you keep them safe. -
Chronic Wound Consumables Scheme
The Chronic Wound Consumables Scheme (CWCS) covers the cost of wound consumable products for people who have diabetes and a chronic wound, and who are 65 and over, or 50 and over for First Nations people.
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