Mirus Industry Analysis (MIA) – March 2024 edition

March 15, 2024 | Mirus Industry Analysis (MIA)

Occupancy continues to gain momentum each month

Rob Covino presents Mirus Industry Analysis (MIA), a series of monthly insights into the key performance indicators and cumulative industry trends from the 90,000+ beds we monitor for financial sustainability. 

Welcome to the March 2024 edition.

Revenue

In February, the industry ADS declined by -0.32 cents, to $267.71. Total claiming activity rebounded to nearly 7% of total claims being assessed by AMOs, while voluntary claiming also increased by 0.72 cents to 4.58%.

Occupancy

In February, occupancy levels across the sector remained relatively positive and stable, settling at 88.59%. MM5 and specialised homeless facilities continued to rise, with the MMM=5 facility types increasing by 1.44% to 86.76%.

Short-stay admissions increased by 3.22%, with 24.79% of residents staying in care for less than 6 months.

Workforce management

Total direct care minutes fell -0.33 cents to 203.11 minutes. RN minutes continued to perform slightly below the anticipated 40-minute industry average but are moving in the right direction with an increase of 1.59%, reaching 39.92 minutes.


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About Mirus Industry Analysis (MIA) 

With one of the largest aged care databases in Australia, each month we bring you MIA – a monthly wrap up of insights captured from data covering 90,000+ beds.  

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