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Annual and lifetime caps The cap amounts that apply to you are those that are current when you reach 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.
If you have income below $33,735.00 and assets below $61,500.00, the Australian Government will pay your accommodation costs. If you have income above $84,323.72 or assets above $206,039.20, you will need to pay for the full cost of your accommodation, negotiated and agreed to with the aged care home.
The Australian Government covers most of the cost of living in an aged care home but you may have to pay something towards the cost of your care. How much you have to pay to stay in a residential aged care home will depend on the kind of care you need, the aged care home you choose and your financial situation.
Who is eligible? You may be eligible for government-funded aged care services if you are 65 years of age or older (50 years or older if you identify as an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person) and need help to do the things you used to. Some people may be eligible at a younger age.
New and existing aged care workers may be eligible for Fee-free TAFE, where they can study for an accredited diploma (for example a Diploma of Nursing), certificate (for example, the Certificate III in Individual Support) or short course (for example, the Entry into Care Roles Skillset) without having to pay tuition
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Its Labour Intensive. The aged care industry is labour intensive. It requires a multitude of different professionals, from health practitioners and physical therapists to cooks and facilities maintenance personnel. All of this labour is what makes aged care so appealing in one sense.

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