
Ageing Australia submission to Hospital Discharge Joint Taskforce
Ageing Australia has identified measures that could be formalised, replicated and expanded to support older people through transitions of care, and improve access to aged

Ageing Australia has identified measures that could be formalised, replicated and expanded to support older people through transitions of care, and improve access to aged

Ageing Australia welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the IHACPA consultation paper on the Pricing Framework for Australian Residential Aged Care Services 2027-28.

The success of Australia’s Support at Home program should be judged on whether older people can access the care they need, when they need it.

This submission outlines opportunities to strengthen and expand the Transition Care Program as a critical bridge between health and aged care systems.

This submission outlines sensible regulatory reforms to minimise reporting and compliance burden, promote sector growth, and improve outcomes for older people.

In this submission, we highlight the experiences of our members as they implement the new Support at Home program, including key challenges and cost pressures.

Ageing Australia continues to value the role of IHACPA in aged care costing and pricing matters. We support your transparent, consultative and evidence-based approach.

This submission reflects feedback from Ageing Australia members and outlines practical challenges providers face in meeting current data and reporting requirements, including system capability, workforce

This submission addresses feedback and recommendations on the Aged Care Act Rules review, focusing on funding, reporting, compliance burden and higher everyday living fee arrangements.

This submission addresses the inquiry’s scope, covering CHSP transition timelines, provider readiness, impacts on access, caps, end-of-life pathways, thin markets, sustainability, volunteers and data systems.