Is Statura aged care software or compliance software?
Statura is Australian aged care software and a connected operating platform. Compliance is one important output, but the broader value is bringing care delivery, workforce, rostering, funding, finance, reporting and compliance into the same system. Providers can start with one workflow and expand in phases without creating another silo.
Does Statura give providers a live view of compliance?
Yes. Statura turns operational activity into a live compliance view. Incidents, SIRS clocks, care minutes, workforce expiries, evidence gaps, quality actions and reporting signals are visible as work is captured, so providers are not waiting until audit time to understand their compliance posture.
Can providers adopt Statura in phases?
Yes. Most providers should not attempt a risky full-system replacement on day one. Statura supports phased adoption: start with the workflow under the most pressure, keep existing systems where they still need to stay, then expand into adjacent workflows on the same platform.
What is the Aged Care Act 2024?
The Aged Care Act 2024 is Australia's new legislation governing aged care, replacing the Aged Care Act 1997 and the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission Act 2018. It commenced on 1 November 2025 and applies to all registered aged care providers delivering residential care or Support at Home services. The Act introduces strengthened quality standards, expanded SIRS reporting, responsible persons obligations, and enhanced ACQSC enforcement powers.
What are the 7 Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards?
The 7 Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards are: Standard 1 (The Individual), Standard 2 (The Organisation), Standard 3 (The Care and Services), Standard 4 (The Environment), Standard 5 (Clinical Care), Standard 6 (Food and Nutrition), and Standard 7 (The Residential Community). Standards 1-6 apply to both residential and Support at Home providers. Standard 7 applies to residential care only.
What is SIRS in aged care?
SIRS is the Serious Incident Response Scheme, a mandatory framework under the Aged Care Act 2024. It requires providers to identify, record, report, investigate, and resolve serious incidents. Priority 1 incidents must be reported to the ACQSC within 24 hours. Priority 2 incidents must be reported within 30 calendar days.
What is the Support at Home program?
The Support at Home (SAH) program replaced Home Care Packages from 1 November 2025. It introduced 8 classification levels (replacing 4 HCP levels), per-service contributions across 3 categories, quarterly budgets with carry-over caps, and mandatory wellness and reablement goals.
What is the 215 care minutes target?
The 215 care minutes target requires residential aged care facilities to provide an average of 215 minutes of care per resident per day, including at least 44 minutes from a registered nurse. This is a mandatory requirement under the Aged Care Act 2024, not a guideline. Facilities must also provide 24/7 registered nurse coverage.