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Not-for-profit aged care and community services provider Scalabrini has acquired The Society of Saint Hilarion’s residential aged care facility and home care services in South Australia – marking its first interstate expansion from New South Wales.
The acquisition will see a 25 per cent increase in Scalabrini’s residential care capacity.
Chief executive of...
The Productivity Commission has published its final inquiry report into delivering quality care more efficiently.
The commission’s recommendations focus on three key policy reform areas including:
reform of quality and safety regulation for better cohesion embedding collaborative commissioning for better integration introducing a national framework to ...Aged care providers are under unprecedented scrutiny as Australia’s new Aged Care Act, which came into effect on 1 November, reshapes expectations around safety, transparency and accountability. One of the most significant shifts is the heightened responsibility aged care providers now carry for the behaviour and performance of every supplier in their ecosystem. Clinical care...
Capecare Busselton, in the South West region of Western Australia, is set to become the first regional location for the Western Australian government’s Time to Think Program.
Launched in May 2025, the program offers short-term care in an aged care home for older people leaving hospital, so they can identify what their options are and make decisions about aged care o...
The government is investing another $40 million via the Aged Care Capital Assistance Program, this time to support improved aged care access for older people in rural South Australia and New South Wales.
The $40 million will be divided between not-for-profit aged care providers Walara and Whiddon.
Walara’s Ardrossan Seaview home in the Yorke Peninsula is s...
