Changes to payroll tax subsidising have been called a “huge blow” by industry experts. The changes will mean higher payments for providers.
Capable administrative staff should have strong skills in IT, financials and even basic human resources.
HACC is set to receive a number of changes resulting from the 2014 budget that will likely impact aged care providers.
The budget increase will ensure a new National Institute for Dementia Research is founded, consolidating research and funding.
3rd Platform IT technologies are set to substantially change how businesses operate – especially aged care.
The 2014 Aged Care Approvals Round (ACAR) opened on May 24, providing a good option for providers seeking to build residential places.
Effective marketing should become a cornerstone of development for aged care facilities over the next few years.
The coming financial benefits for hiring older Australians will make the prospect attractive for aged care facilities.
The My Aged care portal website is set to change over the next two years, following trials on the east coast.
ACSA has welcomed changes to funding in the 2014 government budget, but concerns still remain for the future of the industry.