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Contact Details:

3 Lochhead Road RD6 Te Puna,

Tauranga 3176

Ph: 07 552 4573

Fax: 07 552 4572

Info @pirirakauhauora.org.nz

www.pirirakauhauora.org.nz

Opening Hours:

Monday – Friday

8.00 – 4.30pm

Doctors Hours:

Monday – Friday

9am - 4.00pm

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VISION STATEMENT: Tikina he wai o Te Huhunu kia rongo ai au i te reka o te wai.

MISSION: Ruia te kakano kia puāwai ai tatou.

OUR VALUES: Whakapapa; Whanaungatanga; Rangatiratanga

Mihi from Manager

Pirirakau Hauora Panui 2 Poutu –te-rangi 2020

Mihi from Dux

Tēnā koutou te whānau o Pirirākau. Ngā mihi nui ki

ngā whānau e mauiui ana i roto i o koutou kainga i

roto i te hohipera hoki. Kia piki te ora ki a koutou.

Welcome to our first newsletter for 2020. It has been

quite a busy start to the new year with recruitment of

new staff, holiday programmes, Te Ihu Waka

programmes and a lot of mahi going on in the

community with our whanau.

Staffing

Since the start of the new year we have recruited 4

new staff members to our team. They are Wilma

Akuhata and Joanne Deane who will be working in the

Home Care Support space as Coordinators, Theresa

Wynyard in the Community Nursing role, and Joanne

Kahotea our new Whanau Ora Kaimahi. I am sure they

will enjoy their time with Piriakau Hauora.

Clinic

Since we opened our clinic on 6th January things have

been going quite well. Our whanau appear to be quite

well at the moment. Dr Robbie Nicholas was kind

enough to offer support for our clinic to cover the

doctor hours that we have lost with Dr Bruce leaving.

Dr Nicholas helped out during the month of February

and was a great help to us. We are hoping that on his

return from Rarotonga he will be able to help out

when needed. Meanwhile Dr Christie is holding the

fort while we try to recruit another doctor. This is

proving to be quite difficult as there is a shortage of

doctors nationwide and we are one of many practices

looking for doctors.

There is a lot of publicity about the Coronavirus

otherwise known as Covid-19. To date there have

been no confirmed cases in New Zealand. If you have

travelled from/through Mainland China you will be

expected to self-isolate for 14 days. If you have any

concerns please ring the clinic and talk to one of our

nurses.

Congratulations

To Te Kapahaka o Ngati Ranginui on their success at the Ka-

hungunu Regionals and being placed first.

Nga mihi nui ki te kapa me nga kaitautoko. We are all so

proud of you all!!

Services

If you need support of any kind please do not hesitate to

contact our Whanau Ora team—Michelle Horne and Joanne

Kahotea. They are here to help you. IF they are not able to

provide the service that you require they will be able to

refer you to the appropriate person to help you.

As well as all the service that we offer at the Hauora on

Lochhead Road—don’t forget that we also have services at

Te Oturu on Paparoa Road.

The Mirimiri Service is available 5 days per week and the

Pulsed Electromagnetic Therapy Bed is also available for use.

Please ring Te Oturu to get more details and book in for an

appointment.

Community Nurse

Our new Community Nurse has hit the road running and has

been out and about in the community working with our

whanau between here and Katikati. Theresa comes with

years of experience working in the communities in

Northland and is dedicated and committed to working with

our people. So expect a call or a visit, if you are due or

overdue with checks or just haven’t been seen for awhile.

Homecare Support Service

This service provides personal cares and home management

for our whanau 65+ years in their homes on the completion

of an assessment by Support Net. Our books are currently

closed while we train new staff but we are looking to

re-open our books for referrals in the next 2 weeks.

So if you think that this is a service that you or a member of

your whanau may need. Please phone the team and find

out more about.

Well whanau kua mutu taku korero ki a koutou mo tenei wa.

We look forward to a great 2020.

Nga mihi

Dux


Kaimahi Hōu

Wima Akuhata - Homecare Support Co-ordinator

Ko Kapuarangi te Maunga

Ko Wainui te Awa

Ko Tainui te Waka

Ko NgaiTai te Hapu

Ko Torere te Marae Ko Wilma Akuhata tōku ingoa My Whanau are originally from Torere on the east coast of the north island, I grew up in Kawerau a small town with a large pulp and paper mill in the Eastern Bay of Plenty which employed 60 percent of the town’s population at the time. Completed my educated at boarding school till my senior year then commenced my career working in the government services sector. Throughout the years I have worked in multiple coordination roles primarily in the social, health & disability area for mainstream providers, NGOs & Hauora. I am very passionate about alternative health & well-being modalities, Kai mirimiri, romi-romi & rongoa.

My role at Pirirakau Hauora is a Home Care Support Services Coordinator, working along side our Kaimahi,

supporting them to achieve great outcomes for our clients they care for. I look forward to utilising my skills and

knowledge base to enhance the HCSS service.

Joanne Kahotea - Whānau Ora Support Worker Ko Rangiuru toku maunga

Ko Te Arawa toku waka

Ko Kaituna toku awa Ko Tapuika toku iwi

Ko Ngati Tuheke toku hapu

Ko Makahae toku marae I lived in Porirua for 22 years, and then moved to Te Puke in 1997 when my nanny died. I met Joey when I did Kaihoe Waka through Te Wananga o Aotearoa back in 2004. I have four children, Ngatohanga 20yr soon to be 21, Luke 10yr, Tiria 8yr and Terere 6yr. I’ve lived in Te Puna for 10 yrs.’ now. My 3 youngest children go to Te Puna School. My eldest daughter works at Comvita. We have a Bullmastiff, her name is Kotiro and she is 5yrs old. Favourite kai would be anything, not that fussy. Love the colour black and burnt orange. Joey and I have been engaged since September 2008, in no hurry to walk down the isle yet. I’m the new Whanau Ora Support Worker here at the Hauora. This role is very new to me so I’m looking forward

to learning about this new role and working with all the other services that here at the Hauora. I have my Levels

2-4 computing and Business Admin Level 3. Working with our whanau and helping them anyway I can is what

I’m passionate about.


Kaimahi Hōu

Joanne Deane - Homecare Support Co-ordinator

I grew up in the Waikato until I was 18 when I left to go travelling. I have lived in a lot of places across Aotearoa and Australia. My mahi has always been hairdressing but I have started a new role as a home care co ordinator with Piriraku Hauora. I have lived in Te Puna for 7 years I have two sons who keep me busy when I’m not at mahi and a kitten called Skittles. I recently started practicing yoga and am addicted to stretching my body and taking quiet time for my practice. My favourite food is strawberries. My role in the Hauora is working as part of the home care co coordinator team/admin. I am passionate about

Piriraku Hauora offering a good service in the community serving the people and ensuring they are receiving the

help and care they need.

Theresa Wynyard (nee Cook) - Community/Practice Nurse Ko Mauao te Maunga

Ko Tauranga te Moana

Ko Rereatukahia te Awa

Ko Mātaatua te Waka

Ko Ngai te Rangi te iwi

Ko Ngai Tamawhariua te Hapu

Ko Te Rereatukahia te Marae

I am a Pā kid as my Koro endearingly called me! I was born in Kati Kati. My Mātua- Dear (Eileen) & Selwyn Herewini Cook. Siblings 3 Brothers and 5 sisters. I am a Whāngai raised by my Nanny Te Kati Kath Samuels nee Wharekawa & Poppie Bill Wiremu Samuels 20+ Whāngai.. My Kuia Whāea Ripene Una Wharekawa nee Kuka, my Koro Manuera Wharekawa. I have a 42 years old son– 8 mokopuna. A 16 yr old daughter Awhea. And many whāngai! I am a widow of 6 yrs. hoa tāne Arthur John Wynyard Whirinaki Valley Hokianga. I am the Minita/Pastor of Te Whare Karakia ‘Whānau Tūmanako’ Te Rereatukahia Pā puta noa ki Kati Kati. I am the new Community Nurse / Practice Nurse – As a Māori Nurse I incorporate the principles and protocols of

Tikanga within my everyday life and nursing practice. Understanding and incorporating concepts such as

whakawhanaungatanga, tika ,pono and aroha has assisted me greatly in the successful implementation of my

nursing practice.

‘”He aha te mea nui ō tēnei ao, Māku e kii atu, he tangata he tangata he tangata”

Kaimahi Hōu


Robin Cooper - Homecare Support Co-ordinator

Ko Kurahaupō tōku waka Ko Manawatu tōku awa Ko Rangitāne o Tamaki nui a rua tōku iwi

Ko Ngati Mutuahi tōku hapu Ko Makirikiri tōku marae Nō Dannevirke ahau Kei Oropi Tauanga Moana ahau e noho ana Ko Robin Cooper tōku ingoa

I am delighted to have been appointed, Home Services Co-Ordinator for Pirirakau Hauora. I am committed to empower Pirirakau board of Trustees, to develop the Centre further for the health and well-being of the community. I am passionate about promoting and supporting Taha Maori and Tikanga Maori to all cultures and people of the community. I bring to Pirirakau a wide range of business and people skills, having built, owned and operated businesses over 33 years in Tauranga Moana.

I have 2 adult children and 6 grandchildren. My eldest daughter is a Resource Teacher and Learning Behaviour in Whanagrei, Tina has 2 children.

My son, Gavin has his own Drain Laying business in Tauranga Moana and has 4 children. Both are well established in their chosen careers. For the past 3 yrs I have been travelling and working around the South Island, meeting amazing and interesting tangata whenua ki Te Waipounamu. I am self-motivated and a strong advocate, striving to create, a healthy and well being environment for whānau mo tangata whenua ki Tauranga Moana.

I see Pirirakau as the focal point for this growth.

Ngā mihi māhana ki a koutou katoa


GP Services

The Ministry of Health, via the World Health Organisation, recommends the following -

Avoid close contact with people suffering acute respiratory infections

Maintain distance from people with symptoms of acute respiratory infection

Cover coughs and sneezes with disposable tissues or clothing

People should seek medical attention if they are unwell!

The Ministry of Health says any travellers arriving in New Zealand who become sick within a month of their arrival are urged to seek medical advice and contact Healthline on 0800 611 116 or see a doctor.

Travellers

Anyone heading to China is urged to avoid close contact with sick farm animals or wild animals.

SYMPTOMS

Common signs of infection include respiratory symptoms, fever, cough, shortness of breath and

breathing difficulties. In more severe cases, infection can cause pneumonia, severe acute

respiratory syndrome, kidney failure and even death.

Standard recommendations to prevent infection spread include regular hand washing, covering mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing, thoroughly cooking meat and eggs. Avoid close contact with anyone showing symptoms of respiratory illness such as coughing and sneezing.

Whānau Ora

Pirirakau Hauora Panui 7 MaPoutu –te-rangi 2020

SunSmart

1st march – 31st march

We all need to be smart whenever we’re outside, especially during daylight saving months (when UV levels are most likely to be 3 or higher). Sunburn is painful and damag-es skin. It also increases our risk of developing skin cancer. So, before you head out to

enjoy your day, take a little time to be SunSmart

Immunisation

Immunisation week 3rd May -8th May 2020

Are your tamariki up to date with their immunisations??

Come in to the Hauora and make an appointment to see our nurse, have a korero with

her. She will answer any questions you may have about the vaccines your child/ren are

having or need to have.

These vaccines are free

https://www.niwa.co.nz/our-services/online-services/uv-ozone

Homecare Support


Pirirakau Hauora Home Care Service has over 3 years experience providing quality, professional home help support to our people, enabling them to live independently within their own homes. Our clients include people of all ages, with varying needs - from a young person living with a complex disability, to an older person requiring home help. Our team of caring Support Workers are committed to working with our clients and their whanau to provide quality in-home care. Our Support Workers can assist with:

⦁ Home Help Assistance (meal preparation, cleaning, laundry etc) ⦁ Personal Cares (washing, dressing etc) ⦁ Postoperative care and mobility exercises ⦁ Carer Support and Respite Care

Independence is highly prized by us all. As we age it is something we want to maintain as long as possible. Pirirakau Hauora Homecare service supports kaumatua, enabling them to remain in the home they love, in the community they know.

Are you interested in becoming a Support Worker?

By joining Pirirakau Hauora Home Care Services you will receive training, support while working

for a well-established, caring organisation. The combination of you, and Pirirakau Hauora Home Care Services Model of Care, and

guidance from experienced Home Health Care management is what makes Prirakau Hauora Home Care Services the service provider to work for.

This could be the stepping stone for you to a future in the Health Sector.

Thank you for considering joining Pirirakau Hauora Home Care Services where we endeavour to provide quality home care services that make positive differences in peoples’ lives.

Contact us today on 07 552 4573 ext 711/712 Monday - Friday 8.30am - 4.30pm.


Mental Health Services

Kia Ora and welcome to CAMHS CORNER 2020

Our topic in this months newsletter is information about ANGER:

When is it a Problem?

In small doses, anger is appropriate, normal, and healthy

emotion. Everyone experiences anger. It helps us stand

up for ourselves when we’ve been wronged, and protect

our own needs. However, in many circumstances, anger

can have unwanted consequences.

Anger is a problem when it negatively affects others. Anger drives people to act in a way that’s

unpleasant or harmful to those around them. This can result in straining or losing important

relationships when anger is out of control

Anger is a problem when it hinders performance at work and at school. Anger can lead to breakdowns

in communication, making it difficult to work with others. Additionally being pre occupied with

anger harms ones ability to concentrate on work or school tasks

Anger is a problem when it affects negatively on health and well-being. Anger affects both the physical

and emotional health. Anger contributes to anxiety, depression, drug and alcohol use.

If anger is affecting you and you need support please contact our CAMHS Service at Pirirakau

Hauora on :

07-5526238

AngerAngerAnger CAMHS CORNER


Manawa Ora -

Whānau Ora Navigator

Phase one: Assessments

We are still assessing some whanau with the DHB Healthy homes assessment. These assessments are more so for our tamariki aged 0 -5 living in conditions that affect their health so much it leads to hospitalisation or frequent visits to the GP. It is essential that you make yourself available for these assessments as funding for home improvements is an entitlement and our kaimahi from Sustainability Options source this funding to be given back to your whare.

Phase two: Repairs

The Manawa Ora kaupapa has started its first 10 home repairs. Our whanau have had their electrics/electricity looked at and repaired by Smartsparx, cladding repaired by DJ Contracting and roofing repairs will commence in March by Adco roofers. The response by whanau has been positive and uplifting on behalf of these whanau and Pirirakau Hauora we would like to thank these kaimahi for their caring non-judgmental manner and efficiency working with our whanau in among their whare and community. Nga mihi nui ki a koutou.

We have also started to collect housing resources such as iron for roofing and heating systems for our kaupapa.

I would like to also reassure whanau that all who are on this kaupapa and have been assessed will be receiving repairs. Kaua e maharahara e te whanau. Due to the interest of this kaupapa, it is more manageable to create and work alongside 10 whare/whanau at a time.

Workshops:

Keep an eye out on our Manawa Ora Facebook page and Pirirakau Hauora Facebook page whanau. We will be holding some more curtain making workshops very soon.

Kia ora e te whānau ō Pirirākau

Whānau Ora is a kaupapa Māori approach that supports whānau to achieve their dreams and aspirations in

life.

Whanau Ora kaiarahi/navigator is to listen to what matters to you and your whanau. Through conversation

together we can start to develop a plan, setting goals with realistic and achievable “outcomes”.

Yes we walk or mahi beside the whānau that can look a little like a Social Worker, but when you are in this

space beside us we can and do play a key role in supporting whānau who can be experiencing challenging

times. Kaiārahi can help in connecting you to referrals or services that you want or need.

With the support of a Kaiārahi, whānau who are facing communication

barriers with a government service we can be there to tautoko you to

achieve successful outcomes.

Together we can set plans to flexible and realistic time frames. Whanau ora

navigation will support you on your journey to ASPIRE….

Ma te wa, noho ora mai

Whanau Ora Kaiarahi

Rangatahi Services


Promoting Health and Wellbeing for Rangatahi in the Western Bay of

Plenty through advocacy, support, programmes and events.

Pirirakau Youth Group (PYG) is an OSCAR funded School Holiday Programme for 5-

13year olds which is set up to provide activities that entertain, educate &

empower our local youth.

January Holiday Programme!

Our tamariki had loads of FUN on the previous holiday programme. Enjoying the summer outdoor activities set for them. Whānau Reminder:

Fees still owing Up-coming 2020 Holiday Programme Dates:

April 14th – 17th & April 21st – 24th July 07th – 10th & July 14th – 17th

September 29th – October 2nd & October 6th – 9th Volunteer Positions Available

INQUIRE NOW!

Pirirakau Youth Group

KAUPAPA

Tu Pou Tahi is a service established to develop and implement programmes and projects that contribute to improving the health and wellbeing of Rangatahi Maori 13-23year olds and their whanau. Some of these include;

Personal Development Wānanga Sexual Health Workshops Leadership Camps

FREE Programmes Learner Licence Courses

Every Friday 1.30pm-3.30pm @ Employ NZ

Employment Preparation

Every Thursday 9.30am-3pm @ Employ NZ

For more info, please feel free to contact the

Rangatahi Co-ordinator;

Jazz Apaapa

Ph: 07 5524573 extn: 710

Email: [email protected]

Tu Pou Tahi

mailto:[email protected]


Mirimiri

Mirimiri is traditional Maori Healing. In Maori Philosophy, MiriMiri is a vibrational exchange (Reo) be-

tween our Earth Mother (Papatuanuku) and the Goddess of the Sea (Hine Moana). "Mi" is a spacial vi-

bration (nga reo e pa ana ki te rangi) between Sky Father (Ranginui) and Earth Mother (Papatuanuku).

Mirimiri is steeped in Maori custom and culture. There are tribal differences with Mirimiri practice

throughout Aotearoa. Mirimiri is a holistic form of massage or bodywork.

Mirimiri is used for healing multiple realms of a person’s life. This is in contrast to Western massage

techniques which are primarily focused on the physical. Tension, stress and trauma accumulate in the body throughout our lives. This can manifest as pain, ill-

ness or dysfunction on a physical, mental, emotional and spiritual level. Mirimiri helps with the effects

this has on our wellbeing by bringing balance and harmony to the body.

Mirimiri is also a general term for pressing, rubbing and manipulating your skin, muscles, tendons and

ligaments. Practitioners typically use their hands and fingers for mirimiri, but may also use their fore-

arms, elbows and even feet. Mirimiri may range from light stroking to deep pressure. There are many

different forms of mirimiri.

However, our Mirimiri Practitioners will cater to what is best for you on the day.

In the onset of autumn and winter, we also offer Hot Stone Mirimiri to soothe away aches and pains . A

beautiful experience to re-connect with yourself.

Pricing is as follows:

All clients registered with GP Services $30

Pirirakau descent (not registered with GP) $40

Casual (not Pirirakau descent or registered with GP) $60

Mirimiri appointments are for 1 hour duration.

To make an appointment, please phone Te Oturu Oranga: 07 552 6238

Gift Vouchers are also available to purchase.

Mauri Ora!


Rongoa - Te Rōpu Rahurahu

Rongoa Day Our next Rongoa Day is being held on Friday 20th March, rather than the former

tentative date of the 28th February.

We will be making a chest rub/ panipani in preparation for the seasons of autumn

and winter.

A rongoa that helps to open up the respiratory system and aids in relieving the

sinuses.

The day will also include Plant Identification and whakawhanaungatanga. A great

way to share learnings of our ngahere and embrace rongoa maori.

This will be introductory in nature and not suitable for persons wanting to learn to

make rongoa for commercial purposes.

Please bring a plate of healthy kai, for a shared lunch and water to drink.

Mauri ora!

Date: Friday 20th March

Where: Te Oturu Oranga, 4 Paparoa Road, Te Puna

Time: 10.00am – 2.00pm

Cost: $25 per person

RSVP please so we have an indication of attendance

Phone: 07 552 6238


Respite Flexi Care Service

The Respite Kaumatua Day Programme is available to koroua/kuia 65 years or older with a long term

health and/or disability related need.

Maori between the ages of 50–64 who are deemed to be “like in age and interest” to people aged 65 and

over, or with a diagnosis of dementia.

Are You Eligible?

Access to Respite kaumatua day programme is by self referral following an assessment by Support Net.

Service Description:

Supporting kaumatua to remain part of their community. Promoting and enabling kaumatua wellbeing

and inclusion in all parts of community life.

This gives the whanau and caregivers a break.

The Service Provides:

Day programme operating Monday and Friday, Time 11.00am to 2.30pm, based at Pirirakau Hauora

Morning tea and lunch provided

Social interaction with other kaumatua

Fun indoor/outdoor activities include: Crafts, game activities, bingo; Quiz’s;

chair yoga, gentle exercises, bowls and petanque.

Day trip excursions include: Community events, art galleries, visits to parks, beaches and

shopping Centers/Malls.

Promotion/Education programmes promoting health and wellbeing, general health checks/

Information, pamper days and Rongoa Workshops.

The Respite Caregiver Support Service:

Respite Caregiver Support is available for whanau/carer’s who are caring for a person with age-

related support needs or long term medical condition and/or disability or with a diagnosis of demen-

tia.

The Respite Carer Support is designed to be flexible, the client and whanau/carer are able to choose and

coordinate their relief care.

A caregiver support person can be arranged to provide relief care and support for koroua/kuia, while

the full-time carer can take a break from caring for that person.


Respite Flexi Care Services cont’d..

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy

Pulsed Electro Magnetic Field therapy, also known as PEMF, is a drug-free, non-invasive, pain-relief alternative

treatment, which promotes accelerated healing for ailments and injuries via “stimulating cell regeneration”.

Human cells each have a specific vibration/frequency.

The QRS (PEMF Mat) produces an electromagnetic field, which imitates and creates the same vibration as healthy

human cells.

Everything that exists has a vibration, including every atom, molecule and thus the human cell. The QRS uses the frequencies of the body itself, which are generated by movement. The concept on which the QRS is based was that humans carry a symphony of frequencies in the body. By treating

the person through electromagnetic fields, it is necessary to offer the full package of personal frequencies that

support the body to perform its own functions.

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field Therapy assists by improving circulation, reducing muscle tension, improving sleep,

reducing inflammation, improving tissue healing, reducing anxiety and stress - mental focus, and the body’s

overall performance by helping the energy output and regeneration of the body’s cells.

This new service is available at Te Oturu on a Wednesday from 9am.

Appointments can be made by phoning (07) 552 6238

Costs are as follows:

Registered Clients of Pirirakau and Pirirakau Hapu members $10.00

for 30 Minutes

Casual Clients (not registered) $20.00

for 30minutes.

The Service Provides:

Eligible koroua/kuia, are entitled to receive 10 day’s per year of respite care.

Support person to take koroua/kuia for activities/day outing in the community.

Relief care to support whanau/carer’s to have a break.

Our aim is to provide relief care for the whanau/carer’s and a safe and stimulating environment, to

maintain kaumatua independence in their community and at home.

If you think this service would be of benefit to you/your koroua/kuia, we are more than happy to have

you on board our Respite Care Support Service or our Day Programme.

Contact Moana Rayner Respite Coordinator for more information

Phone: 07 552 4573 ext: 706

Mobile: 027 229 1403

Mauri Ora!

Smoking Cessation

Want to stop smoking but know where to start,

contact Carl & Moana.

Kaumātua Programme

Our Kaumātua Programme is for Pirirākau

Whānau or Kaumātua Māori living in Pirirākau

Rohe and receiving our services.

For more information please contact Moana

at Pirirākau Hauora 552 4573

Pānui Articles

You will find our latest news and past

newsletters on our website. Check it out:

www.pirirakauhauora.org.nz

If you have any comments about this pānui, or

story ideas that you would like us to share with

the hapū, please email or bring them into Claire

by the end of the month.

[email protected]

All efforts are made to ensure all information in

this newsletter is current at time of publication.

After Hours Doctor Service

Accident & HealthCare

19 Second Avenue

Tauranga

Ph: 07 577 0010

No appointment necessary

In a life threatening situation, call 111 for an

ambulance or go to the Emergency Department

Repeat Prescriptions

You will need to allow 24 hours for any

requests and you will also need to see the

Doctor for a 3 monthly check up.

Accreditations:

Cornerstone Accredited

OSCAR School Holiday Programme

Environmental Friendly Electronic Newsletter

If you would like a copy of this newsletter please call into the Hauora.

Pirirakau Hauora GP Service Prices

Effective from 9th September 2019

STANDARD CHARGES: Registered Clients: (Face to Face or Video)

Tamariki 0 - 13 years FREE Rangatahi 14 - 17 years $13.00 Adults $19.00 ACC Consultations $19.00

Casual Clients: (Required to pay prior to consultation)

Adults from 16 years + $40.00 Tamariki 0-16 years $20.00 Non residents and temporary visitors to NZ $80.00

Other charges please ask Reception

Pirirakau Hauora Mirimiri

Service

Mirimiri Therapist Charges 4 Paparoa Road, Te Puna Phone: 07 552 6238 GP Registered Clients 1 Hour $30.00 Casual Clients 1 Hour $60.00 Non cancel appointment charge $18.50

After Hours Service

Phone Pirirākau Hauora Day or Night,

7 days per week for Medical Advice.

Your call will be answered by a Registered Nurse on

our behalf.

Ph: 552 4573

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