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Paper backs mandatory HCP contributions
A new discussion paper argues the case for mandatory HCP and CHSP contributions, saying this could help make the aged care system more sustainable.
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Peter Scutt
The current centralised, highly regulated, and provider-led aged home care solution has, in many cases, not only failed to keep people safe but failed to deliver the quality of life we would imagine for ourselves as we age. It’s also failed to deliver high-quality outcomes for care and support workers.
Adrian Morgan
Many people have raised significant concerns about the proposed Support at Home program. A key conclusion is that it will be inappropriate for people with significant cognitive challenges, multiple health conditions and rapidly changing needs.