Aged Care Reform Now formed a working group to respond to the Department of Health’s proposed new regulatory model for aged care as outlined in A new model for regulating Aged Care | Consultation …
Aged Care Reform Now responds to “A new regulatory model for aged care” Read More »
Aged Care Justice and Aged Care Reform Now joined forces in response to an invitation to provide a submission on the Inspector-General of Aged Care Bill 2023 to the Standing Committee on Community Affairs …
Submission for Inquiry into the Inspector-General of Aged Care Bill 2023 Read More »
Mum was intelligent, absolutely coherent and smart, totally independent to the age of 97+. Unfortunately following several falls which resulted in numerous fractures over a period of time, we felt an aged care facility …
Hearing mum was ok after a fall when she had displaced rib and vertebrae fractures Read More »
A sustainable aged care complaints system needs to be collaborative between older people, their families, staff and providers. The complaint system needs to identify issues and provide solutions quickly. The Royal Commission into Aged …
Several staff lodged a complaint with the ACQSC (Aged Care Quality & Safety Commission) about the standards of care in the aged care home we work. They received 9 separate complaints. Someone from head-office …
My mum is in a nursing home two hours away from me. Her home have what they call pods which are 8-10 bed units that are set up like a home with lounge dining …
There is no regulation about leaving residents on their own Read More »