Aged Care Reform is still in the news. Closures of facilities should not come as a surprise, and the need for financial transparency is still outstanding.
Aged Care seems to have dropped off the mainstream news agenda, but that hasn’t stopped advocates and news outlets for the aged care sector. Across August, September, and October three stories featuring Aged Care …
Media release Everyday Australians asked to hold politicians accountable on aged care with 13 questions 9 March 2022: One year on from the Aged Care Royal Commission’s final report, and in the lead up …
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The Aged Care Reform Now community is keeping the urgency of reform in the news this April – with stories that sadly reveal the gap in expectations between the community, providers, and government.
1 April, 2021 – One month on from the release of the Aged Care Royal Commission’s final report, there has been a lack of visible action and political will from our politicians to reform …
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Thank you to this community who have raised their voices to the call for urgent reform, better regulation, and transparency in the aged care system. While our team has continued to contribute to the …
New “people-powered” movement, Aged Care Reform Now launches to lobby for change of the aged care system Key points: In the lead up to the release of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality …
It’s been over two years and the final report of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety was published on February 26. More money in the system is not the whole answer, …