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Japan has the oldest population in the world. So why are only 14% of their COVID deaths in aged care?

As of mid-May this year, only 14% of all of Japan’s coronavirus deaths had occured in aged care homes. This compares to many western countries, where care home deaths make up well over 40% of coronavirus deaths. In Australia as at yesterday it was 69%, a number highlighted by Peter Rozen QC at the Royal Commission into Aged Care and Safety (and reported by HelloCare in August) as one of the highest in the world. Read More

More community carers facing the challenges of dementia’s changes

With approximately 70% of people with dementia living at home, carers in the community are living with the impact of changing, and sometimes challenging behaviours. Read More

More aged care homes at risk of closing if providers forced to pay higher wages

More nursing homes will close if the federal government does not fund higher wages for aged care staff later this year, experts say. Read More
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