• Childhood immunisations (age 6 weeks to 12 years)

  Immunisation is the safest and most effective way to provide protection for you and your tamariki against serious infectious diseases.…

• Why join a Primary Care Practice?

  If you join and stay with a primary care practice that you feel comfortable with, there are a number of…

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• My Vaccine Pass

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• How do I get help to stop using alcohol or drugs?

  There are many services to support people with a drug or alcohol addiction. This includes support with detoxification, rehabilitation, support…

• What is a GP (General Practitioner)?

  GPs are trained to deal holistically (taking into consideration the whole body and environment when offering treatment) with the range…

• Do I need to make an appointment to see a pharmacist?

  Most pharmacies generally do not require an advance appointment however during busy times there may be a wait to see…

• Where can I get help to stop smoking?

  Please click on the following links to view smoking cessation services in the following categories:…

• Prescribed medication

  Dentists can prescribe a limited number of medications that are appropriate for dental treatment, including local anaesthetic for the procedure,…

• BMJ BestTreatments Homepage

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• What is a Squint (strabismus or ‘lazy eye”)?

  A weakness in one or more of the muscles of the eye will cause the eye to turn or move…

• What services do pharmacies provide?

  At a pharmacy you can have prescription and non-prescription medication safely dispensed. Your pharmacist can provide medicine and other health…

• What is the pharmaceutical schedule?

  The New Zealand Pharmaceutical Schedule is a list of the approximately 2000 prescription medicines and therapeutic products which are subsidized…

• What is an exemption card and when it is due?

  There are a number of different health subsidy cards.…

• What is Age-Related Macular Degeneration?

  As the name suggests, age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a condition usually found in older people. It is the leading…

• What does OTC mean?

  OTC or “over the counter” refers to medication sold to you directly without prescription by a pharmacist at a pharmacy,…

• Pregnancy vaccinations

  Getting the recommended vaccinations during pregnancy protects you and your baby against harmful infections and illnesses.…

• What is an Optometrist?

  Optometrists are health professionals who specialise in testing eyes. They have been extensively trained not only to test vision but…

• More Information on Services

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• What are Flashes and Floaters?

  Flashes: the commonest example of a flash is when we bang our head and see stars. They can look like…

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