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RC report signals crackdown on home care providers
The federal government will immediately move to tighten oversight of the home care packages program, with 500 providers to be audited each year.
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Amelia Condi
Young people with disability will soon have more opportunities to explore appropriate housing options than ever before, with the transition of more than 500 aged care providers to NDIS providers on 1 December 2020.
Di Winker
The final report from the royal commission into aged care will be released this week. This report will show that institutional housing for the elderly is not working and include a range of measures to address the neglect they have found.
Mark Sheldon-Stemm
Recommendations to the royal commission are focused on increasing control for providers rather than reforming the system for consumers.UPCOMING EVENTS
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