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LASA CEO Sean Rooney. Peak bodies ACSA and LASA are officially merging from 1 July. Picture: Gary Ramage/News Corp Australia.

‘Historic day’ for aged care: Sean Rooney on the new aged care peak body – Podcast

After many years of waiting, peak bodies LASA and ACSA have announced they will join forces as the new Aged & Community Care Providers Association (ACCPA) from 1 July.

The final push came from the Royal Commission's report which called for a unified body to better represent the aged care sector.

LASA CEO Sean Rooney agrees that "it's a historic day" that was long overdue.

"The idea of having a single industry association representing all providers and aged care services, irrespective of their ownership model, has been in the sector for close to two decades," Rooney said.

"[The merger] is an indication of the maturity of the aged care sector."

Join Aged Care Insite in a conversation with Rooney about the merger and what it means for the aged care sector.

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