Thank you for being part of the Aged Care Leaders Dinner.
The evening brought together sector leaders for a meaningful and forward-looking discussion on the upcoming Aged Care Act 2025, and how technology can enable providers to meet its new standards with confidence and care. It was a privilege to hear Dr George Margelis share his thought-provoking insights into the rights-based, person-centred care model at the heart of the new Act — and to explore how good governance, transparency, and secure digital systems will be essential in shaping the future of aged care.
As we look ahead to the 1 November 2025 implementation of the Aged Care Act, we remain dedicated to supporting aged care providers with innovative technology that enhances care quality, strengthens compliance, and elevates the participant experience.
Date
October 1, 2025
Time
6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
Location
SkyPoint, Gold Coast
Jacob, a Personal Care Worker, carries just one device—his smartphone. With automatic login and real-time access to care records, he instantly sees tasks, updates data on the go, and eliminates back-and-forth to the nurses’ station. Streamlined workflows boost efficiency, reduce admin time, enhance care quality, and improve resident outcomes.
Leanne, a Quality Officer, oversees care data with real-time insights from automated Care Minute logging. She tracks staff-resident time, flags funding needs, and ensures compliance—without manual reporting. Streamlined workflows simplify audits, optimise funding, and enhance care quality, empowering providers to meet regulatory standards while delivering high-quality, resident-focused care.
A seamless digital platform enhances the aged care experience by keeping residents connected and engaged while streamlining tasks like catering requests. By reducing the workload on carers and nurses, it enables better care delivery. With resident experience influencing 33% of Star Ratings, the right solution boosts satisfaction and improves facility performance.
Jacob taps his badge for instant, secure access, eliminating usernames and passwords. The single sign-on boosts efficiency, streamlining workflows and saving time on admin tasks. This allows Jacob to focus on resident care, creating a more productive work environment and enhancing the overall quality of care with faster access.
As IT Manager at Connected Aged Care, Matt uses mobile device management with zero-touch provisioning for fast, remote setup. This enables care teams to stay focused on residents, boosting productivity. Secure, hassle-free device management ensures seamless app access, improving efficiency and care quality without IT disruptions.
As a care staff member at Connected Aged Care, Jacob relies on his smartphone, which doubles as a duress device. In an emergency, a single tap sends an alert to the right person at the right time, sharing his location for a quick response. This seamless system ensures help arrives promptly, letting Jacob focus on delivering quality care with peace of mind.
The "secure by design" network ensures sensitive resident medical data is kept separate from guest internet access, safeguarding privacy and security. It also supports location services for apps and tools used by Nursing and Care teams, enabling staff to work more efficiently and improving overall care delivery.
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