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Last chance to register for the Invox Essential Briefing

By Lachlan Burns, Co-founder

Tomorrow is the day.

Invoice Harbour is proud to sponsor the Invox Essential Briefing: Support at Home Pricing and Finances and if you haven't registered yet, today is your last chance.

Support at Home has already hit margins and changed operating models across the sector. This briefing tackles the pricing problem, effective claiming, participant contributions, staff productivity and the services that no longer make financial sense.

Hear from experts at StewartBrown, Grant Thornton, and Pride Aged Living, hosted by Matt Hart and Siobhain Simpson. Four hours of the clearest, most practical financial thinking available to in-home care providers right now.

Thursday 18 June, 11:30am to 3:30pm AEST, online.

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