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

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.

Retirement: How to deal with rising costs in aged care - Vimarsana News

Retirement: How to deal with rising costs in aged care

As inflation bites, aged care residents and their families have some big decisions to make.

Source: afr.com
Nursing home residents are paying $800 a week for services they are barely getting - Vimarsana News

Nursing home residents are paying $800 a week for services they are barely getting

Residents being charged for accommodation they can’t fully use and services no longer delivered have nowhere to turn.

$18b aged care budget outlines new care model - Australian Ageing Agenda - Vimarsana News

$18b aged care budget outlines new care model - Australian Ageing Agenda

The$17.7 billion aged care budget will fund a new residential model that includes a minimum of 200 care minutes per resident each day.

The Budget And The Stock Market - Vimarsana News

The Budget And The Stock Market

The Budget And The Stock Market May 13 2021 The FY22 Budget continues the transition from crisis support to growth recovery and imbeds active policy support into key areas like aged care, and child care, plus a timely extension for tax incentives that allow current activity momentum to be sustained. -Far more than expected additional fiscal stimulus of $96bn over 5 years -Brokers believe conservative assumptions leave door open for further upgrades at mid-year -Budget 2021 assumes a further delay to re-opening of the international border until mid-22 -Some policy initiatives – that add to t...