Our Mission issue last Saturday examined a number of key issues for retirement living and aged care operators.
‘Mission’ has never been so important as the new federal government talks of exposing private operators and their financials, while others openly state big Not For Profits act like the privates. Do they deserve the tax breaks?
In SATURDAY we look at:
Mission critical – How do leaders across the aged care and retirement living sectors value mission?
No mission without margin – Not For Profits and For Profit aged care operators will not survive in the long-term if they cannot deliver a surplus or profit.
Mission possible – Southern Cross Care NSW & ACT is aiming to deliver on its mission through a new model of care and engagement that is based on helping residents live their best life.
Levelling the playing field - tax concessions to end? – Could the new Government trim the tax concessions granted to Not For Profit aged care providers?
Keeping the faith – Catholic Healthcare is expanding its footprint around its mission of providing connected communities for older Australians, says CEO Karen Borg.
Social license: the fourth bottom line – For Illawarra-based aged care provider and retirement village operator Warrigal, turning a profit isn’t enough: “social license” is a must.
Profit for purpose – Brisbane-based community service and home care provider Burnie Brae is seeking to tap into new markets – and a new cohort of members for its programs.
Mind, body and spirit – The original home care disrupter Five Good Friends is looking to grow its presence in Australian retirement villages with a new resident wellness program – Move. Nourish. Connect.
Knitting circles of support – UK model Community Circles has arrived in Australia with the aim of enabling people to build out their natural supports to help them remain living at home.
In the DNA – It’s not just providers that are dedicated to helping the aged care sector.
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