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Eron Plumb has been appointed as the incoming managing director of Hearing Australia, due to commence a five-year term on 1 September.
Mr Plumb brings more than 35 years’ experience leading, scaling and transforming large customer-focused organisations across Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. He said he is “honoured” to have the opportunity to lead the hearing ...
Metropolitan occupancy has surpassed 94 per cent for the first time in more than a decade, Mirus Australia’s latest data snapshot of 90,000 aged care beds shows.
National occupancy is now sitting at 93.54 per cent after six months of increases, including a 0.28 percentage point rise from the 93.26 per cent occupancy rate seen in June.
The occupancy rate wa...
While providers were not expecting the Support at Home rollout to be smooth, 10 months on, they are still trying to navigate the complexities of delivering home care services without full funding or consumer acceptance of the program.
Providers are only paid 60 per cent of the cost of a newly released Support at Home package, and while that may not be an issue for l...
There is going to be a shift away from being a service provider, HART Services chief executive officer Isaac Smith predicts.
Speaking on the Aged Care 2030: What Providers Need to Prepare for Now panel on day one of the Ageing Australia 2026 NSW/ACT State Conference, Mr Smith told delegates that this shift has already begun, with the move toward person-centred care ...
Strong Australia – a new health promotion charity – is celebrating its launch by establishing an inaugural National Strength Day to encourage Australians to stay stronger for longer.
The launch was celebrated on Thursday evening at a joint event hosted by Strong Australia and the University of Sydney’s Community and Primary Health Care Network, Strong Together: An E...