SATURDAY Issue 95

Stuck in limbo: navigating the legal landscape of Support at Home

With just 63 business days until the new Program is due to begin, home care providers still await critical detail in the new rules, especially around pricing, co-contributions, and communication with clients. Is the sector ready for the fallout?...

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Opinion: where is the grand plan for ageing in this country?

Hint, hint... it doesn’t exist. The ageing sector needs a vision and cohesive plan to address the escalating demand for aged care services and accommodation. It can’t be business as usual. Government cannot deliver this alone – operators must...

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Silverchain: taking the high (acute care) road

With Support at Home set to shake up the traditional home care model, how can operators invest in the right strategies to make home care not just viable, but also a cornerstone of the healthcare system? As the demand for home-based healthcare grows...

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Choose your lane: why assisted living is the future for retirement village operators

With the Baby Boomers set to dominate Australia’s ageing population in the next few years – and fewer nurses available – the future of care will be focused in accommodation that bridges the divide between retirement villages and residential...

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Peak bodies back long-term strategy for ageing sector

Ageing Australia CEO Tom Symondson has warned that the sector must look beyond the current system and focus on long-term planning after 1 July. The Ageing Australia CEO has acknowledged the need for a comprehensive strategy that includes retirement...

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What is the ‘sweet spot’ for mid-sized residential aged care providers?

Mid-sized residential aged care providers face a particular set of challenges when it comes to navigating the changing regulatory landscape, workforce shortages, and the need to innovate – but there is a ‘sweet spot’ that can deliver the...

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Most operators will see M&A action in next three years

An uplift in investor interest in retirement living and aged care across both the For Profit and Not For Profit space is real and significant. Who is buying, who is selling? The growing demand for aged care services – and increased financial and...

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An AI trainer in the car for home care staff? It’s real

The next horizon for aged care training is AI-driven, real-time microlearnings designed to help staff on the job. With the health and aged care workforce struggling with both capacity and capability, AI is set to play a key role in improving...

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Executive spotlight

Over 3,000 operators provide retirement living, aged care and support in the home to more than 1.5 million older Australians. 360,000 staff and 100,000 suppliers are engaged every day. It’s a $30 billion a year sector delivering vital services for...

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Lauren Broomham

28 Mar 2025