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| Question: | What happens if I am a full pensioner or someone else who cannot afford an extra service place? |
| Answer: | The Australian Government has ensured that those not in a position to afford the additional cost of extra service receive access to quality aged care. There is a limit to the proportion of extra service approved in each state and territory up to a maximum of 15% of all residential aged care places. Socio-economic profiles of each region are also taken into account to ensure that access to aged care is not denied to those who cannot afford extra service.
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