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September is Cervical Screening Awareness Month

Free Cervical Screening Clinic To mark the month, a free cervical screening clinic is being held: Thursday 18th September 20257.30am – 6.00pmHutt Hospital (The Breast Centre), Pilmuir Street, Lower Hutt Bookings are preferred, but walk-ins are welcome. Why cervical screening matters Cervical screening is one of the best ways to protect yourself against cervical cancer. […]

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Audio and Video Recordings

To ensure a safe and comfortable environment for everyone, we would like to inform you of our policy regarding audio and video recordings within our practice. We strive to prevent any unwanted or unsolicited recordings made by patients, staff members, contractors, or visitors during visits. Our goal is to protect both patients and staff from […]

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Patient Enrolments Temporarily Closed

At this time, we have paused new patient enrolments until further notice. This decision helps ensure we can continue to provide the best possible care and timely service to our existing patients. We understand this may be disappointing, and we’ll provide an update as soon as enrolments reopen. Thank you for your understanding and ongoing […]

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Are you and your whānau up to date with your vaccinations?

Vaccinations are one of the best ways to protect your health and the health of those around you. They help prevent serious illness and stop the spread of diseases in our community. If you think you or your tamariki might be due for vaccines, book an appointment with our friendly nursing team. We can help […]

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Fee Changes from 1 July 2025

We would like to inform our patients that, due to rising operational costs, we will be making a small increase to our consultation fees from 1 July 2025. There are also small changes across other fee categories. Updated fee schedules are available at reception or can be viewed on our Fees page. We remain committed […]

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Bowel Screening – Do it for You and Your Whānau

If you’re aged between 60 and 74, eligible for publicly funded healthcare, and haven’t completed a bowel screening test in the last two years, now’s the time. Bowel screening can save lives by detecting bowel cancer early, when it’s often easier to treat. If you’re due for your test, have questions, or want more information, […]