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Note that any income-tested care fees paid within a Home Care Package also count towards your annual and lifetime caps in residential aged care. The maximum means-tested care fee you can currently, effective September 20, 2025, be asked to pay is: $35,238.11 annually. $84,571.66 over your lifetime.
Annual and lifetime caps The cap amounts that apply to you are those that are current when you docHub them, not those that were current when you entered care. The maximum amount of means tested care fees an aged care home can charge you as of 20 March 2025 is: $34,311.23 per year, or. $82,347.13 in a lifetime.
Set Up a Testamentary Trust For example, if you are the spouse moving into aged care, placing certain assets in a testamentary trust for your spouse or children can protect these assets from being counted in the means test.
Aged care homes provide accommodation and help with: day-to-day tasks such as cleaning, cooking and laundry. personal care such as bathing, dressing and going to the toilet. access to health practitioner services, clinical care and therapies. other services such as social and emotional support, and entertainment.
From October 2023 the cap will be set at 86,000. This means the maximum amount anyone will have to pay for personal care to meet their eligible care and support needs from October 2023 onwards will be 86,000. The cap will be implemented for adults of all ages, without exemption.

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From 1 July 2025, the maximum accommodation payment amount is $758,627. It will be indexed on 1 July each year. If you want to charge more, you must seek approval from the Independent Health and Aged Care Pricing Authority (IHACPA).
If the assessment suggests a care home would be the best option, the next step is a financial assessment (means test). The financial assessment will show if the council will pay towards the cost of a care home. In most cases, the person with dementia will be expected to pay towards the cost.

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