Home care campaigns that you should know about
Aged Care Provider Sunshine Coast
Like all government run benefits, there are constant changes to the reporting and even the benefits available. If you are not aware of the everything going on with your care you could either be in trouble or be missing out.
If you are with a quality home care provider, they will be on top of all the current changes that the government has made to the scheme. However, it is always great practice to be up on the changes yourself.
For instance, did you know that there was a change to the reporting requirements at the end of the last Financial Year? It might not have been on the news but if it wasn’t the Federal Government’s Aged Care website, many others wouldn’t have known.
Also from this website is the latest legislation around the rights and responsibilities of providers and consumers. This means that you can be up to date with all the latest information in case you are shopping for a new provider or raising a complain with your current one.
You can also keep up to date by using the governments myagedcare portal or by calling them on 1800 200 422. Through them you can get any changes to home care, as well as all information about accessing items through the myagedcare portal.
There are also some independent websites like Agedcareonline.com that offer news about home care and the providers that give care. There are articles on health, socialising, and the people that are helping to change the home care industry for the better.
You can also contact your provider or if you aren’t one of our many satisfied clients you can contact us and we are happy to give you the latest information that will allow you to make informed decisions about your care.
If you would like to contact us about any other part of your care or general inquires you can do so here.
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