The Meningococcal B vaccine (Bexsero) is now funded for all children up to 5 years, all people aged 13-25 in any year of university, boarding school, and those living in specified close-living situations. Giving Paracetamol before the appointment for under 2 year olds is recommended to prevent high fever. If you or your child are […]
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Relay for life | Team Ropata Health
We’re joining Relay For Life to raise funds for New Zealanders affected by cancer. This summer, we’re joining Relay For Life to celebrate, remember and fight back against cancer! We’re joining thousands of others in the unstoppable fight to create a future with less cancer. With your support, we’ll make a real difference for New […]
Hi, How are you?
‘yeah I’m good thanks, you?” ‘yeah not too bad’. Sound familiar? I bet it does, because it’s a conversation that takes place multiple times a day, in workplaces, gyms, shops – pretty much anywhere. Often uttered while both parties keep moving busily, not even pausing to hear the answer because we know what it will […]
Catch up MMR vaccinations
Ropata have a nurse clinic running this weekend for catch up MMR vaccinations. This is for any patients born from 1st Jan 1969 onwards. If you unsure if they have had 2 MMR vaccinations please phone to check on 04 920 0800. To book please phone 04 920 0800. What is Measles?
From 13 February, you may need to pay for COVID-19-related visits to your healthcare provider. If you are at risk of becoming very sick with COVID-19 you will still get free healthcare. With the Omicron variant circulating, most people can recover at home. This is due to very high vaccination levels and widespread natural immunity. […]
Covid-19 anti-viral medications
Medicines to treat COVID-19 are available at the below pharmacies over the Christmas and New Year period for eligible people who have tested positive for COVID-19 or are at risk of getting seriously ill. To be eligible you must also either be: You might also be eligible if you: IMPORTANT: If you have trouble breathing, chest pain, or feel confused or faint […]