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Aged care peak bodies react to the 2025 Federal Budget

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A missed opportunity describes how the ageing sector feels about last night's Budget announcement. Jason Kara (pictured above centre), the CEO of Catholic Health Australia (CHA), said despite the significant investments in aged care over the past 18 months, CHA has warned that unresolved transition issues threaten the successful implementation of the new Aged Care Act. “Providers continue to face significant uncertainty, and there remains an …

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“Should not be rushed”: Peaks express post-budget concerns for reform rollout - Aged Care Insite

As the deadline for the new Aged Care Act is drawing ever closer, providers are under increasing pressure to adapt. In the wake of Tuesday night's federal budget announcement, industry leaders have again voiced concerns that the sector is simply not ready for the July 1 rollout. Tom Symondson. Picture: NCA Newswire Ageing Australia (previously ACCPA) released a statement calling for more transition time for providers, “more work needs to be don…

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