In our February 2025 webinar, four aged care providers shared valuable insights into non-care funding challenges and how they are driving non-care revenue strategies.
The Department of Health and Aged Care’s recent announcement on care minute changes introduce significant challenges for MM1 facilities. From April 2026, a reduction in the Base Care Tariff will impact facilities not meeting the 215 care minute target. Our data indicates that this will impact more than 850 facilities.
From 1 October, the AN-ACC price will include new weightings for each class’s NWAU in addition to the indexation to the National Efficient Price. Here we unpack further what these changes mean for your facility.
A recent survey of 211 aged care providers from 175 organisations revealed uncertainty around AN-ACC and care minute strategies. The findings highlight areas of progress and opportunities for further support, particularly in efficiency, resource allocation, and data management.
Mirus Metrics’ Scenario Planning tool is designed to help aged care providers model the impact of potential reclassifications and admissions based on forecasted AN-ACC classifications. Here’s how Scenario Planning can transform your operational strategy.
Our Executive leadership met with the Department of Health and Aged Care and discussed the Care Time Assessment Audits focusing on the data Providers include in their QFR submissions. This blog highlights common themes in Care Time reporting errors and provides guidance on ways to improve reporting practices.
Using your July to September care minute targets as the baseline, apply these calculations to forecast your estimated October targets.
From 1st October 2024, the average care minute requirement across the sector will increase to 215 minutes of care per resident per day.
The latest regulatory bulletin has shed light on the commission’s stance towards staffing issues including meeting care minute targets.
Data breaches and cybersecurity have risen to the top of CEOs’ concerns in 2024, as revealed by a KPMG report ‘Keeping us up at night’.