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What You Get with Home Care Provider Registration
Becoming an approved home care provider opens the door to a sector projected to double in value, with Australians aged 85+ set to more than triple by 2050. With over 97% of older Australians preferring home-based care and annual aged care expenditure already exceeding $36 billion, the opportunity for providers has never been greater. HCPA’s proven expertise will help you confidently establish and grow your business in this expanding sector.
Growing Client Base - Over 1.2 million Australians now receive Aged Care Packages, and a signficant amount that require residenital facilities with demand increasing year-on-year.
Significant Government Funding - The 2025–26 Federal Budget commits $2.6 billion for pay rises and a total of $17.7 billion for aged care initiatives.
Opportunities to Enter - With only 924 approved providers, many areas still face shortages, creating growth potential for new entrants.
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FAQ
1. What types of aged care businesses can I start?
You can start with Residential Aged Care facilities or Home Care. HCPA helps you determine which model aligns with your capital, goals, and compliance capacity.
2. Do I need government approval to operate an aged care service?
Yes. You must apply and receive approval from the Government before you can operate as an approved aged care provider.
3.What is involved in becoming an approved home care provider?
Becoming an approved home care provider involves applying through the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission and proving your organisation has strong governance, financial stability, and compliant care systems in place.
4.How long does the aged care approval process take?
Timelines vary based on documentation quality and readiness. Incomplete applications cause delays. HCPA focuses on audit-ready preparation to minimise back-and-forth with regulators.
5. How to start a home care agency for the Elderly
To start a home care agency for the elderly, register your business, secure insurance, hire qualified staff, and set up care systems and policies.
6. What are the biggest risks when starting an aged care business?
Starting an aged care business comes with risks like regulatory non-compliance, cash flow challenges, workforce shortages, and weak governance. HCPA helps you address these early with structured compliance, financial planning, and operational systems before launch.
7. Can I operate nationally?
Yes, but compliance obligations apply across all states and territories. HCPA helps you structure your operations to meet national requirements.
8. How do I recruit qualified aged care staff?
Recruiting qualified aged care staff is a key compliance requirement that impacts both approval and service quality. HCPA guides you on required qualifications, staffing ratios, workforce planning, and compliant operational policies to ensure readiness from day one.
9. What funding models exist in aged care?
Aged care funding may include government-funded Home Care Packages, residential care subsidies, and private fee-for-service models. HCPA helps you understand these funding streams and build realistic revenue forecasts before launch.
10. What are the steps to apply for aged care provider registration?
- Choose the type of aged care services you want to deliver
- Register your business and obtain an ABN
- Ensure key personnel meet suitability requirements
- Prepare required governance and compliance documentation
- Submit your application through the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission portal
- Undergo assessment and possible audit
- Receive approval and provider registration









