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Home care providers roasted in new report - Australian Ageing Agenda

COTA / OPAN Aged Care Consultations - Thank You

The real threat: Fear of war through scaremongering

Readers discuss whether Australia should establish a national citizens’ militia.

Only 12 of 35 dementia units promised by 2023 Australia-wide are operational, health department says

Exclusive: spokesperson says six units more will open by the end of 2024 but declines questions about cause of delay

Letters to the Editor, 16 May 2023

Letters to the Editor - 16 May 2023

Govt not doing enough to fund aged care properly - survey

There appears to be widespread concern amid chronically low staffing and funding levels.

'I'm very surprised': aged care star ratings questioned as 91% of homes deemed acceptable | Aged care

Unions say ‘bar must be set very low’ as only 9% of facilities rated substandard despite recent reports of poor conditions

Aged care food quality has 'room for improvement', as advocates question the $10-per-day supplement funding model - 26-Nov-2022

Dietitians working in aged care say they haven't seen a consistent improvement in food quality since the royal commission and supplement announcement, but the industry disagrees.

In-home aged care's administration fees to be capped amid gouging fears | Aged care

Exclusive: Charges for switching packages also to be banned as care advocates welcome government’s changes

Sarah Russell | The Sydney Morning Herald

Dr Sarah Russell trained as a critical care nurse before completing a Bachelor of Arts and a PhD at the University of Melbourne. She has been principal researcher at Research Matters since 1999 and director of Aged Care Matters since 2016.