Provider registration | Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission

Registration helps protect older people by making sure only suitable providers can provide aged care.

Under the new Aged Care Act 2024, all providers of Australian Government-funded aged care services must be registered by the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission.

Providers must meet obligations and registration requirements, comply with registration conditions and renew their registration to continue to provide aged care services.

About provider registration

Read about provider registration and how this protects older people. Learn more about registration categories and service types, how to apply, decisions, obligations and conditions of registration.

Registration resources

Read our resources to learn more about provider registration.

Registration fees

Find out the fees to register, renew or vary your registration and how to pay them.

Forms for applications, requests and notifications

Find and submit forms to complete your application, request or notification.

Update your organisation’s details

Find the right process for notifying changes to your registration, organisation, services and responsible persons.

Becoming a registered provider

Find out how to become a registered provider of aged care services, who can apply and what we consider.

Renew a registration

Apply to renew your registration to continue to provide aged care services.

Vary a registration

Request to vary your registration and learn how we can vary, revoke or suspend your registration.

Audits

Audits help us understand if providers can deliver safe and quality care to help us make decisions about their registration.

Request reconsideration of a reviewable decision

Ask us to reconsider reviewable decisions related to your registration.