About

Ageing Strongly Together

The Older Persons Standards Authority (OPSA) is a regulatory body established under Act No. XXXVIII of 2023. OPSA’s mission is to enhance the quality and standards in geriatric services by protecting and promoting the dignity, safety, and welfare of all service users. Our goals are achieved through both support and regulation, actively involving both service users and providers in the continuous development and improvement of standards.

Our Mission

OPSA regulates geriatric services to ensure the well-being and rights of older persons, promoting quality care, inclusivity, and a supportive environment.

Our Vision

OPSA aims to be a leading regulator committed to excellence, innovation, and advocacy in geriatric care. We envision a future where geriatric services respect, protect, and empower older persons to lead fulfilling lives.

Our Strategic Objectives

OPSA’s strategic vision is built on four pillars.

Quality Assurance

Acting as a catalyst in promoting high-quality geriatric services.

People-Centered Integration

Establishing an integrated system that maximizes the use of technology.

Foster Dialogue and Consultation

Enhancing communication among service users, providers, and stakeholders.

Lead Transformational Change

Cultivating a culture that enables the Authority to regulate and drive transformational changes in geriatric services in Malta.

How We Achieve Our Mission

Licensing

We license geriatric service providers to ensure high standards.

Regulatory Standards

We establish and maintain regulatory standards in the geriatric sector.

Inspection and Enforcement

We conduct inspections and provide recommendations to protect those using geriatric services.

Our Team

Our dedicated team brings together expertise and passion in standards of care and support for older persons.

George Fenech

CEO

Bio goes here.

Older Persons Standards Authority (OPSA)
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