Residential Care
Capital Guardians is a trust account:
- holds money for an individuals recurring purchases;
- with a select number of authorised suppliers who bill effortlessly for weekly
payment; and
- are overseen and approved in a transparent, administration free online system.
We improve the quality of life of individuals' in residential care facilities by eliminating
administration burdens on families, carers and external service providers.
Benefits
Empowered
Accelerate lifestyle activities by reducing administrative workload
Independent
Staff not involved in residential personal financial management
Ease
No resident cash held at facility and no re-billing for third party invoices
Reduce Risk
Eliminate or dramatically reduce risks associated with cash management
Pay Fast
We pay service providers quickly to help ensure services are received
Step 2
Resident or family member signs up by form or online
Our Customers
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Deposit Details
National Australia Bank
Note, every account has their own bsb and account number, available on login, preferable this is used, as below is dependent on Reference accuracy.
Capital Guardians
BSB: 083-817
Account number: 976768492
Reference / Description: Initials and Surname(up to 18 character
Westpac New Zealand
Capital Guardians
Bank & Branch: 031509
Account: 0079780
Suffix: 00
Code / Reference: First name, Surname and facility are to be shown in the “Reference” fields
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NDIS Provider Payments – Single Click Approvals
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The death of cash payments in aged care facilities
In the wake of Covid-19, many retailers are encouraging consumers to use contactless payments rather than physical cash. Even prior to Covid-19, cash was on the way out in aged care and the health industry, due to the: direct costs of managing cash, in bank costs and administration indirect costs of staff time in managing
Grow by getting simpler
Our first residential aged care clients in 2008 had nothing. Our first brochure appeared in 2011, it evolved as we continued our develop our communication, in absence of competitors, in explaining what we did. It has always been difficult. Our new 2018 brochure takes a less is more approach, especially when it comes to writing.
NDIS meets Aged Care…How to Navigate
NDIS meets Aged Care Australia has two separately operated mega billion-dollar government departments, different legalisation, infrastructure, budgets, rules and reporting. However, both have the same agenda in terms of services, rights and control to the care recipient. Both are either consumer directed, or have a road map (ie residential aged care) to become consumer directed,
Residential Consumer Directed Care: The People Pleasing Industry is already here
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The Lifestyle Profit Multiplier: Lifestyle in aged care
Did you know that the loss of just one occupied bed in a residential aged care facility can lead to profitability falling by over 15%? Given that residential aged care standards ensure that care is ‘a given’, and that location and amenity is largely fixed for an operator, resident lifestyle will be the single most