Care sector could save billions: Productivity Commission
The Productivity Commission warned: "Without decisive action, future generations will face deeper health inequities and a care system increasingly unable to meet their needs."
The Productivity Commission warned: "Without decisive action, future generations will face deeper health inequities and a care system increasingly unable to meet their needs."
Every year for the next 10 years, Australia will have an additional 40,000 people aged 85 and older.
In short, the sector has moved from growth mode into fiscal restraint – just as providers are absorbing the cost and complexity of the new Aged Care Act.
The peak body states, as The Weekly SOURCE has reported, the increased demand for aged care services is not being met by increased supply. StewartBrown maintains the aged sector is “not investable”.