Trends and Attractions of the Australian Aged Care Market

Trends and Attractions of the Australian Aged Care Market

Overview for Stakeholders

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19-Aug-2015
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In 2014, the Australian aged care market was worth A$14 billion and is expected to grow at an annual rate of four per cent for the next five years (2015-2020). Of the total market, A$9.5 billion was provided by the federal government, while the remainder of A$4.5 billion was privately funded by companies and residents. Australian aged care systems are moving from a service-based model and transitioning into a consumer-driven model. In the next five to ten years, seniors are expected to get more choices in terms of the care services they receive and the type and quality of service (long-term or service per hour) provided.

Table of Contents

Executive Summary

Executive Summary (continued)

Executive Summary (continued)

Scope and Segmentation

Definitions

Market Overview—Australia’s Demographics

Market Overview—Australian Senior Population by Location

Market Overview—Senior Population by Gender

Market Overview—Current Scenario

Market Overview—Current Scenario (continued)

Market Overview—Current Options for Seniors in Australia

Market Overview—Living Independently at Home

Market Overview—Living Independently at Home (continued)

Market Overview—Retirement Villages

Market Overview—Retirement Villages (continued)

Market Overview—Residential Aged Care

Market Overview—Residential Aged Care (continued)

Market Overview—By Service Sector

Public Aged Care Market—Care Providers and Residents

Private Aged Care Market—Fee Structures

Private Aged Care Market

Aged Care Market—Attractions by Service Sector

Aged Care Market—Market Competitors

Aged Care Market—Profitability in Private Aged Care Segment

Key Trend—Increasing Cost of Care

Key Trend 2—Higher Fees for Foreign Care Workers Drive Care Costs

Key Trend 3—Affordability of Aged Care

Key Trend 4—Role of Technology in Aged Care Homes

Key Trend 5—Expansion of Australian ICT Companies

Key Trend 6—Aged Care Homes Increase ICT Budget

Key Trend 7—Robots to Enter Market in 10 Years

Key Regulations from 1910 to 2015

Impact of Consumer Directed Care (CDC) on Aged Care Market after 2015

Impact of Consumer Directed Care (CDC) on Aged Care Market after 2015 (continued)

Impact of Consumer Directed Care (CDC) on Aged Care Market after 2015 (continued)

Scope and Segmentation of the Study

New South Wales—Aged Care Market Demographics

New South Wales—Aged Care Market Segmentation

New South Wales—Future of the Aged Care Market

Victoria—Aged Care Market Demographics

Victoria—Aged Care Market Segmentation

Unique Market Trend—Victorian Retirement Villages

Victoria—Future of the Aged Care Market

Queensland—Aged Care Market Demographics

Queensland—Aged Care Market Segmentation

Queensland—Future of the Aged Care Market

Western Australia—Aged Care Market Demographics

Western Australia—Aged Care Market Segmentation

Unique Market Trend—Western Australia’s Senior Friendly Policies

Western Australia—Future of the Aged Care Market

South Australia—Aged Care Market Demographics

South Australia—Aged Care Market Segmentation

Future of the Aged Care Market

Tasmania—Aged Care Market Demographics

Tasmania—Aged Care Market Segmentation

Future of the Aged Care Market

Northern Territory’s Aged Care market demographics

Northern Territory’s Aged Care—Market Segmentation

Future of The Aged Care Market

UnitingCare

Regis Healthcare Limited

Japara Healthcare

Aveo

For Private Home Owners—More Ease of doing Business and Less Hassles

For Seniors and Aged Care Residents—More Packages and Better Choices

For Support Services—More Business and More Demands

What Will Happen in the Next Five Years?

Legal Disclaimer

The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

In 2014, the Australian aged care market was worth A$14 billion and is expected to grow at an annual rate of four per cent for the next five years (2015-2020). Of the total market, A$9.5 billion was provided by the federal government, while the remainder of A$4.5 billion was privately funded by companies and residents. Australian aged care systems are moving from a service-based model and transitioning into a consumer-driven model. In the next five to ten years, seniors are expected to get more choices in terms of the care services they receive and the type and quality of service (long-term or service per hour) provided.
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Author Siddharth Dutta
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