The whole Australian residential aged care market — — homes, every operator — with — quarters of the regulator's own quality history behind every figure. Built for buy-side screening: find a market, find a motivated seller, screen targets, then vet one home at a time.
Find a market
Where is the market fragmented — and where are the natural bolt-on acquisitions?
Find a motivated seller
Which operators are declining across their whole book — and where has an operator of record already changed?
A change of operator records only that the published name changed — a sale, a rename and an internal restructure are indistinguishable in this data.
Screen targets
Which homes fit an investment mandate, and which show distress signals?
Vet one target
How does a specific home stand against its true local peers — ratings, staffing minutes against its own targets, quality indicators, local market share, compliance?
Find a facility
Search any residential aged care home by name, suburb, or provider.
Define a local peer set
Choose which homes to benchmark against. A reliable benchmark needs at least 3 peers.
Tick the homes to include as peers:
Benchmark
Start by searching for a facility above. In about 30 seconds you'll see how that home ranks against a local peer set on its Star Rating and sub-ratings, its care minutes against the targets that gate the Staffing rating and trigger funding penalties, its Quality Indicators (falls, pressure injuries, restrictive practices and more), and any compliance decisions.
New here? — a real Sydney home benchmarked against its local market.
Pre-DD target screener
Screen the whole market against an investment mandate — no data room required. Built for acquirers and their advisers: filter to on-mandate targets, ranked by the distress signals that drive valuation.
Market structure
How the market divides between operators, and where the small ones are — the tuck-in universe.
Portfolio trajectory
Which operators are improving or declining across their whole book, not home by home — an origination screen.
Operator-of-record changes
Every home whose published operator name changed between quarters, across the whole loaded window. Assembled from the regulator's own quarterly extracts — a published fact that is not published as a register anywhere.