Corrs notes Chinese opportunities for aged care
There are a soon to be number of opportunities for Australian aged care providers in China, thanks to the Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
There are a soon to be number of opportunities for Australian aged care providers in China, thanks to the Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
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A recent co-payment announcement is good news for elderly Australians and the disadvantaged, bringing about more manageable medical expenses.
NEHTA funding is being allocated to private hospitals to integrate with the Personally Controlled Electronic Health Record.
A growing elderly population will depend on sound financial advice – something that could be assured thanks to recent actions by senators.
The Council On The Ageing has been proactive in a number of areas within the aged care sector over recent years, and has now pushed the Senate for changes.
ACFI optimisation and a focus on strong financial strategies will be important considerations for providers given growth in the aged care sector.