SEMPHN Aged Care Programs

SEMPHN's Aged Care Programs and Initiatives are dedicated to enhancing the well-being of our seniors in the community and in Residential Aged Care Homes through targeted programs and support.

Highlighted Aged Care Programs and Initiatives

General Practice in Aged Care Incentive (GPACI)

A MyMedicare incentive, which aims to improve access to quality, proactive, planned and continuous care for people who permanently live in residential aged care.

Aged Care On-site Pharmacist (ACOP)

Improving the safety and quality use of medication management in Residential Aged Care Homes by funding community pharmacies and aged care providers to employ on-site pharmacists.

Residential Aged Care After-Hours Toolkit

Supporting Residential Aged Care Homes access urgent assessment and triage services to prevent avoidable hospital presentations.

Telehealth in Residential Aged Care

Supporting the availability and use of telehealth in Residential Aged Care Homes.

Aged Care Clinical Referral Pathways

Supporting health professionals in connecting older individuals to local health, support, and aged care services.

Dementia support

Pathways and rehabilitation programs and resources.

Care Finder

Intensive support to access aged care services and other supports in the community.

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