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Residential Aged Care Property details for Services Australia and 2025

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The document provides information about the Residential Aged Care assessment process for Services Australia and Department of Veterans' Affairs (DVA) customers. It outlines how to estimate aged care fees, eligibility criteria for completing the assessment form, and details required regarding income, assets, and home ownership. The document also explains the roles of financial representatives, including Power of Attorney and nominees, as well as privacy considerations. Additionally, it includes instructions on returning the form and necessary documentation.

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Begin by entering your personal information, including your full name, date of birth, and Centrelink or DVA number. Ensure all details are accurate.
Provide your home address or previous address if applicable. If you have a partner, include their details as well.
Answer questions regarding your ownership status of the home. Indicate whether you own or part-own the property and provide relevant documentation if necessary.
Fill in the sections related to dependent children, if applicable. This includes their names and dates of birth.
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What are the three types of aged care services in Australia?

According to the Australian government, there are 3 main types of aged care: residential, short-term and home care.

Who is eligible for aged care services in Australia?

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 or aged 50 to 64 years and are homeless or at risk of homelessness) and need help to do the things you used to.

How many aged care services are there in Australia?

How many aged care sites are there in Australia? As of June 2022, the Australian Government has approved 811 aged care providers to deliver residential care, home care, and other senior services across 2,671 Commonwealth-subsidised facilities nationally.

What type of care services do we have in Australia?

Aged care services in Australia. We fund aged care providers to deliver services, including: Residential aged care services. In-home care services. Flexible care services. Services for older people with a disability. Services for First Nations people. Services for people with dementia. Services for diverse groups.

What are the three levels of care in assisted living?

To ensure each resident receives the right type and amount of care, most assisted living communities categorize residents according to one of three levels of care needs: basic or low-care, intermediate or medium-care, and advanced or high-care.

Who is responsible for aged care services in Australia?

The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission (ACQSC) is the national regulator of funded aged care services. Under the new Act, it will be responsible for: protecting and enhancing the safety and wellbeing of people accessing aged care services.

Do you have to sell your house to go into a nursing home in Australia?

If you rent out the home, its value may count towards the Age Pension assets and income test, depending on when you moved into aged care. If you keep the home without renting it out, it is exempt from the Age Pension assets test for two years from the date that you moved into aged care.

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