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Name change request summary
Table 1: this table summarises the name change approval process. Service Officers can use this table to identify whether to approve or reject a request.
If Service Officers cannot locate the care recipient in Customer First, they can continue to process the request.
Change request |
New or correction reclaim |
Approve/Reject |
Add to template |
Amend ACSP to match Customer First (add Note) |
No Match |
New |
Reject |
Yes |
No |
No Match |
Correction |
Reject |
Yes |
No |
Match |
New |
Approve |
No |
No |
Match |
Correction |
Approve |
No |
No |
Minor |
New |
Approve |
Yes |
Yes |
Minor |
Correction |
Approve |
No |
No |
Major |
New |
Approve |
Yes |
Yes |
Major |
Correction |
Reject |
Yes |
No |
Deceased |
New |
Approve |
No |
No |
Deceased |
Correction |
Approve |
No |
No |
Historical process - Update a care recipient record
Table 2: personal details including care assessment and identification numbers automatically update from data exchanged between systems. Staff must direct all requests to manually update personal details in the ACMPS and ACSP, to the Aged Care Programs Branch for action.
Step |
Action |
1 |
Update a care recipient's profile in ACMPS For Seniors and Ageing Branch staff only. To update a care recipient's profile in ACMPS:
Advise the requestor that updates to the care recipient's profile are complete. |
Historical process - Searching and actioning various eACCR statuses in ACMPS
Table 3: this table describes how Service Officers search for and process various electronic Aged Care Client Record (eACCR) statuses in ACMPS. Limited user access exists to perform specific sections of the following procedure.
Step |
Action |
1 |
Search eACCRs with a specific status Note: a care assessment search can also be done via the ACSP, see Table 1 in Aged care care assessments and approvals.
To approve the:
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2 |
Approving a name change To search for the care recipient, key the fields with the following details.
Can the changes be approved?
Procedure ends here. |
3 |
Part 6 Name Change approval Note: for Subject Matter Experts (SME) and Team Leaders only. Key the fields with the following details to search the care recipient.
Can the changes be approved?
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Historical process - approve name changes in ACMPS
Table 4: this table describes how Service Officers can update a care recipient's name in ACMPS after a care assessment transmission has been received from the My Aged Care Gateway.
Step |
Action |
1 |
Assessing name change request Staff are allocated work in Work Optimiser - Health. For more details, see Work Optimiser for staff:
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2 |
Searching and viewing ACMPS for name change approval
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3 |
Reviewing customer details To confirm the name change request belongs to the same care recipient, Service Officers must review the care recipient details in:
The care recipients name, date of birth and address are reviewed in both programs. Customer First is the source of truth. If a care recipient has received Australian Government assistance from Centrelink, they would have had their identity verified. Review details in ACMPS:
Review details in Customer First:
Note: if a name change is incorrectly accepted, the Care Recipient Details screen automatically updates with the new care recipient details. Checking the Change History tab will identify any earlier changes incorrectly accepted. Does the name request belong to the same care recipient?
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4 |
Reviewing the name change request Service Officers must review the name change to determine if this needs a major or minor update. For major and minor variations, see Minor or major variations in name in Change legal name on Medicare record. Care recipient updates can include corrections to:
Has the care recipient died since the name change was requested?
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5 |
Checking the ACCR details Service Officers must review the ACCR form to determine if it is a new reclaim or a correction reclaim. A care recipient may have multiple ACCR forms on their profile:
New reclaims or Version 1 are processed differently. Note: when first selecting the ACCR tab, the ACCR form with latest proposed changes will show. To view earlier versions of the form, select the Versions tab from the dropdown menu. Is the request a new reclaim or Version 1?
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6 |
Reviewing a new reclaim request A new reclaim (Version 1) request is payment affecting, incorrectly rejecting may affect the care recipient's assessment. Do the care recipient details 100% match to the name change request?
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7 |
Minor change request for a new reclaim Is the name change request for minor changes to the care recipient profile?
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8 |
Major change request for a new reclaim A major change request must come from the care recipient. To make sure the care recipient assessment is not affected, the name change request for Version 1 is approved and the care recipient details are updated in ACMPS to match Customer First. If a preferred name is listed on the name change request and can be viewed in Customer First as a preferred name, the name change request is approved and the care recipient details are updated in ACMPS to match Customer First. Approve name change request:
Service Officers must amend changes in ACMPS to match Customer First:
Procedure ends here. |
9 |
Reviewing a correction reclaim request A correction reclaim request displays a version number higher than 0000000001. Do the care recipient details match 100% to the name change request?
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10 |
Minor change request for a correction reclaim Is the name change request for minor changes to the care recipient profile?
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11 |
Rejecting a care recipient name change request If the name change request displays a different care recipient's details, it could mean the Department of Health and Aged Care (DoHAC) have an intertwined record. Service Officers must reject correction reclaim requests for major changes. If a correction reclaim request shows a different name than recorded in Customer First, reject the request. Services Australia notifies DoHAC of any rejected requests. To reject the name change request:
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Operations team - Tier 3 SharePoint Escalation Form
Operations team - Tier 3 SharePoint Escalation Form
Aged Care Programs - Operations team Escalation Form
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Note:
- Service Officers must provide a valid reason for the resource request in the Permission field