As per an Australian report, Australian Cost of Residential Aged Care Research, it has been revealed that aged care providers are suffering great loss due to the financial deficit issue going on between the government and the opposition party.

The data has revealed that the aged care providers would need to spend an extra $62 per person per bed, if they want to meet the requirements of Australians. The elderly people in the country desire to get full facilities with a separate room and personal attention.

If the care providers want to fulfill their wishes then the government should consider introducing reforms proposed by the Productivity Commission in their Caring for Older Australians report. Martin Laverty, who is Catholic Health Australia chief executive officer, told that it is a high time now that they should do something to do for elderly.

He further affirmed, "If the Productivity Commission report is not embraced by all sides of politics that $62 per day per bed shortfall will blow out and some providers will not only be unable to provide for growing demand".

There is no midway solution to this problem, said Martin. The government has to intervene in the matter as otherwise the aged people would not be able to receive the quality care. Aged care providers would need to sacrifice $62 from their pocket to provide those services.

There are very less chances that they would spend an extra amount for aged people. In that case, no option is left and the government has to implement all the proposals being mentioned in the report.

The Aged Care Association of Australia Chief Executive Officer, Rod Young, told that if the government wants to see elderly people getting all the facilities in care homes then they need to resolve their matter with the opposition.