Any care provider for older Australians should have specialist insurance to help guide them through the sector’s transition to a rights-based framework.
Barrack works with a broad range of aged care providers across Australia. We understand that each service model carries different operational, staffing and regulatory exposures, and insurance should reflect those differences.
We regularly support:
Aged care insurance often combines several policies designed to respond to the operational risks faced by providers.
Protection for third-party injury or property damage claims involving residents, visitors or contractors.
Important where allegations arise regarding advice, treatment decisions, care delivery or professional services.
Protection for directors, officers and senior management facing governance, employment practices or regulatory exposures.
Supports obligations relating to workplace injuries and employee claims.
Protection for buildings, contents and loss of income following insured events such as fire, storm or major disruption.
Increasingly relevant for organisations handling sensitive personal, financial and health information.
Aged care organisations operate in a changing risk environment. Insurance should be reviewed regularly to ensure cover still reflects day-to-day operations, staffing models and regulatory obligations.
Aged care providers often operate complex service models involving employees, contractors, transport services, medication management, multiple locations and vulnerable persons.
That means insurance should be tailored to operational reality rather than treated as a generic annual renewal.
Barrack is an Australian-owned, staff-owned brokerage focused on risk advice and insurance outcomes for commercial clients.
If your organisation operates in aged care, now is a practical time to review whether your current insurance program reflects today’s regulatory and operational environment.