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Continuous care concept strengthens: Baptists and Aevum commit
Aug 20 2009
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The Continuous Care Retirement Community (CCRC) concept, where collocated aged care facilities deliver care to village residents, is gaining momentum. Baptist Community Services (NSW & ACT) has announced a 200 ILU village plus a 158 bed care facility with respite centre to be built at Kellyville. Aevum says it will pursue co-located facilities as its long term strategy.

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Breaking down silos: Whiddon’s regional pilots are transforming aged care

Six 12-week Collaborative Health Care (CHC) Initiative pilots are now live across regional NSW, bringing aged care providers, hospitals, insurers, and Government agencies together to tackle some of the biggest pressure points in health and aged care.

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66 recipients of Aged Care Capital Assistance Program grants announced

The Australia Government has announced 66 recipients of its Aged Care Capital Assistance Program with grants worth $300 million. The largest - a grant of more than $50 million - has gone to Southern Cross Care (QLD) to build a new 94-bed residential care home in Broken Hill, NSW.

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The latest AN-ACC prices and weightings, released late last Friday, confirmed what many feared: after an initial uplift, the clawback has begun. Operators who saw gains since AN-ACC’s 2023 launch now face funding being stripped back. 

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