Albanese dumps controversial veterans’ health cap amid fierce criticism
The $5000 threshold for allied health treatments is “off the table” after it was announced in the May budget.
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Guardian Australia and The Sydney Morning Herald describe the same event in different terms.
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Still Watching. The left frames it as "Labor backs down on veterans’ health services cap after furious backlash from Jacqui Lamb...". The center frames it as "Government bows to pressure to scrap allied health cap for veterans".
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The $5000 threshold for allied health treatments is “off the table” after it was announced in the May budget.
Independent senator had denounced as ‘cruel’ the plan to impose a $5,000 cap on allied health services for veterans Labor has backdown on plans to impose a $5,000 cap on health services for...
The proposal would have imposed an "annual monetary limit" on services such as physiotherapy and dentistry, with veterans able to access more funding if they "demonstrated clinical need".
The $5000 threshold for allied health treatments is “off the table” after it was announced in the May budget.