Support at Home represents a firm nudge away from domestic assistance toward clinical care, wellness and reablement. The question is whether that nudge becomes a shove – and whether operators built on lower-level services can survive when they’re suddenly competing with Jim’s Mowing on one side and hospital-grade care on the other.
David Cox, CEO of WA provider Curtin Heritage Living, says they will restructure their operations to compete, and we also speak to Consultant Lorraine Poulos and Katie Symonds, Operations Manager for the Mornington Peninsula retirement village The Village Glen’s Flexicare services.
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