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Government releases overview of new home care program

The Support at Home program will bring all in home aged care providers under one funding model, a new paper has revealed.

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LATEST COMMENTS

Natalie Bull on Home care providers can learn from NDISHaving been a support worker for over 10 years, I have become frustrated at the lack of communication between supervisors...
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NDIS app to help participants manage plan

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Federal Government commitment to people with disability

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More inclusive communities for people with disability

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November 10, 2021November 18, 2021

New legislation to improve experiences of NDIS participants

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AT peer support portal launched for disability community

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Benetas wins grant to provide more respite

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Tony Pagone named patron of aged care legal advocacy group

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Disability Royal Commissioner steps down

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Jonathan Moody

One of the key advantages of Hospital in the Home is being able to offer a suitable amount of healthcare support to patients in the comfort of their own home.

Troy Speirs

A small overallocation of funds for care and services above assessed need could be built into future home care program design to reduce the demand for rapid reassessment and review of changing care needs.

Marcus Riley

Embracing a more diverse workforce is not a silver bullet on its own for the challenges facing the aged care industry, but it can be a most valuable component of the overall solution.