AN-ACC funding
What each resident’s AN-ACC class is worth, what changed this quarter, who is still waiting for a class, and whom to put forward for reassessment. Built from the classes Services Australia holds, with the dates they took effect.
What the money is
AN-ACC pays each home a fixed base amount and a variable amount that depends on each resident’s class. This screen shows the class funding: each class’s official daily rate from the AN-ACC Funding Guide. The base amount does not change when a resident’s class does, so a reclassification moves funding by exactly the difference between the two rates, and that is what every dollar figure here is.
Classes come from Services Australia (ACWS), refreshed every morning, with the date each one took effect. Choose a home, or all homes, and a quarter at the top.
The four numbers
- Class funding a day: every resident’s class rate, added up, with roughly what that is over a quarter.
- Change since the quarter began: for residents who already had a class on the quarter’s first day, today’s daily rate against that day’s. New admissions and first classes are left out, so this is reclassification alone.
- Class changes this quarter: what the quarter’s reclassifications are worth, each counted from the day it took effect to the quarter’s end, with how many went up and down.
- Residents with no class: residents admitted and not yet classified, and the longest wait.
Class changes this quarter
Every class change that took effect in the quarter: the resident, the home, the old and new class, the date, and what it is worth a day and over the rest of the quarter. A resident’s first class is listed too, marked first class, but it is not counted as a gain.
Residents with no class
Residents with no AN-ACC class yet, longest waiting first, with their admission date. A long wait is worth chasing.
The review list and the what-if
Every resident with a class, longest on their class first, to help decide whom to put forward for reassessment. The months box is your own review rule: residents on their class for less time are hidden. It is not a Department rule, so check the current rules for requesting a reassessment in the AN-ACC Funding Guide before you do.
Choose Another class on any row to see what that resident would be worth a day in it. Choose classes for several residents and the total appears above the list, a day and over a 91-day quarter. Nothing is saved or sent: it is a what-if.
In a workspace that records its own AN-ACC assessments in HealthOS, a further list shows where the latest assessment differs from the funded class, and what the difference is worth.
If something looks wrong
- A resident’s class is out of date: classes refresh from ACWS every morning. Refresh a home’s classes now on the Care Minutes screen.
- Residents show as references, not names: a workspace that takes residents from a census holds no names, so the screen uses your own reference for each resident.
- A home is missing: it has no residents for the quarter. See Setting up your homes.
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