When an older person needs aged care, decisions often must be made quickly. Families are stressed and worried, and the financial choices involved can have long-term consequences that are difficult to undo. Yet many Australians are navigating aged care with incomplete, confusing, or simply wrong information.

Each year on 15 June, World Elder Abuse Awareness Day reminds us of the importance of protecting the rights, of older people - but these are conversations we need to have all year round.

It’s been confirmed - the aged care reforms originally set to begin on 1 July 2025 have been deferred by four months and will now commence on 1 November 2025. But what does this mean?

Watch our quick 16 min video to learn what is changing for aged care from 1 November 2025 - both residential care and support at home.

Big changes are on the way for aged care, with new rules starting from 1 November 2025 (deferred from 1 July 2025). We discuss the 5 key things you need to know.

A new Aged Care Act is on the way. As well as building the foundation for a better person-centred aged care system, it aims to address the financial challenges faced by Australia’s aged care sector.