Did you know that aged care boards currently hold over 30 billion dollars in resident deposits within Australia?

It’s a big responsibility - and we’re deep diving on this in today’s episode with Anthony Hamawi and David Hurley from JBWere. 

In this episode, Anthony and David share:
Why strong governance and liquidity management are the foundation of good investment decisions
How aged care boards can balance risk and return without losing sight of their mission
The importance of skilled, diverse boards and the debate over paying board members
Why the sector needs to embrace a “user pays” model and attract new investment to meet growing demand
And a powerful reminder that aged care is about more than numbers — it’s about being the stewards of Australians’ final days and creating communities where life — and death — are treated with dignity.

The information in this podcast is general in nature and doesn’t take into account your personal objectives, financial situation, or needs. Before acting on any information, consider whether it’s appropriate to your circumstances and seek professional advice.

Did you know that aged care boards currently hold over 30 billion dollars in resident deposits within Australia?
It&rsquo;s a big responsibility - and we&rsquo;re deep diving on this in today&rsquo;s episode with Anthony Hamawi and David Hurley from JBWere.&nbsp;
In this episode, Anthony and David share:
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<li data-start="884" data-end="984">Why strong governance and liquidity management are the foundation of good investment decisions</li>
<li data-start="987" data-end="1079">How aged care boards can balance risk and return without losing sight of their mission</li>
<li data-start="1082" data-end="1170">The importance of skilled, diverse boards and the debate over paying board members</li>
<li data-start="1173" data-end="1284">Why the sector needs to embrace a &ldquo;user pays&rdquo; model and attract new investment to meet growing demand</li>
<li data-start="1287" data-end="1493">And a powerful reminder that aged care is about more than numbers &mdash; it&rsquo;s about being the stewards of Australians&rsquo; final days and creating communities where life &mdash; and death &mdash; are treated with dignity.</li>
</ul>
The information in this podcast is general in nature and doesn&rsquo;t take into account your personal objectives, financial situation, or needs. Before acting on any information, consider whether it&rsquo;s appropriate to your circumstances and seek professional advice.

Time Well Spent is a podcast exploring aged care, the NDIS, and health — through candid conversations with executives and thought leaders shaping the industry. Hosted by Dane Mitchell (Optimum Allied Health) and Rose Plater (Paynters), the show is built on authentic conversations. Each 40-60 minute episode asks bold, sometimes controversial, questions about reform, workforce, finance, design, and innovation — opening space for leaders to tell us what they really think about the industry and its future.

Time Well Spent is a podcast exploring aged care, the NDIS, and health &mdash; through candid conversations with executives and thought leaders shaping the industry. Hosted by Dane Mitchell (Optimum Allied Health) and Rose Plater (Paynters), the show is built on authentic conversations. Each 40-60 minute episode asks bold, sometimes controversial, questions about reform, workforce, finance, design, and innovation &mdash; opening space for leaders to tell us what they really think about the industry and its future.