From 1 November 2025, the Support at Home program introduces a new client contribution framework that changes how aged care fees are calculated and paid. While clinical services remain fully government-funded, clients will now contribute towards independence supports and everyday living services, based on their income and assets.
This article explores one of the most significant shifts for providers to manage not just financially, but culturally.
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