Kia ora whānau.
Anyone who is sick with respiratory symptoms, please stay home and contact your GP. This is especially important if you have recently traveled out of town; even if you only have very mild symptoms, it is vital to be tested and not expose others. If you have traveled out of town recently and don’t have any symptoms, you don’t need to be tested.
Turanga Health remains accessible via phone. We are providing all but urgent services virtually. Please do not come to the Waikohu Health Centre or to our Derby St office. Instead you must ring ahead to make an appointment.
Please continue physical distancing of at least 1–2 metres. Continue to wash your hands regularly and other good hygiene habits. This now includes wearing a mask in public if you may be infectious.
Healthcare workers are working as hard as they can to make sure that people who are sick can be seen and tested if required. There may be a delay to test everyone. That is why it is important that people who are sick, stay home.
Please keep calm and be patient whānau. Keep checking here for updates.
Anyone who is sick with respiratory symptoms, please stay home and contact your GP. This is especially important if you have recently traveled out of town; even if you only have very mild symptoms, it is vital to be tested and not expose others. If you have traveled out of town recently and don’t have any symptoms, you don’t need to be tested.
Turanga Health remains accessible via phone. We are providing all but urgent services virtually. Please do not come to the Waikohu Health Centre or to our Derby St office. Instead you must ring ahead to make an appointment.
Please continue physical distancing of at least 1–2 metres. Continue to wash your hands regularly and other good hygiene habits. This now includes wearing a mask in public if you may be infectious.
Healthcare workers are working as hard as they can to make sure that people who are sick can be seen and tested if required. There may be a delay to test everyone. That is why it is important that people who are sick, stay home.
Please keep calm and be patient whānau. Keep checking here for updates.
Turanganui-a-Kiwa!
“Turanga Tangata Rite
Turanga Ararau
Turanga Makaurau
Turanga a Mua!”
“Turanga Tangata Rite
Turanga Ararau
Turanga Makaurau
Turanga a Mua!”
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We're an iwi health provider and general practice with 60 staff including one GP and 10 nurses. Meet our staff, read our vibrant snack-sized annual reports and check out any employment opportunities. Read more.
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We offer a range of wraparound services for you and your whānau. You don't always need a GP referral so email us or phone (06) 869 0457 about any of our programmes or services. Read more
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Turanga Health in Te Karaka is one of the few places in Aotearoa New Zealand where registered adult patients who live in the area can be seen for free. Read more
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When Turanga Health started in 1997 it had $300 and 10 clients. Today our income is $5.5 million and we're providing wraparound health services for over 3,000 whānau. Read more
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