Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease (HFMD) is a common viral illness, primarily affecting young children, but it can also impact adults.

Spring is a beautiful season of blooming flowers and warmer days, but it’s also a time when certain illnesses tend to flare up.

You can now make an appointment with your doctor online.

It is cervical screening awareness month. A cervical smear, now referred to as HPV screening, is important for all people with a cervix.

We wish to inform you that Dr Susan Bibby’s last working day for us is Thursday 19^th September 2024.

Once a year, the government sets the limits for our fee increases and determines the funding we receive to manage your care.

Standard consultations are 15 minutes long, try and focus on what's worrying you the most and raise that first with your practitioner.

The Ministry of Social Development (MSD) offers various forms of assistance through Work and Income, designed to provide support during tough times.

We will be closed this Friday for Matariki, opening as usual on Monday.

We will be closing for a staff meeting between 12.30pm and 1.30pm on Wednesday 26th June.

The National Immunisation Schedule outlines the FREE vaccines offered to tamariki at certain times in their life.

The new parking scheme will determine who can park where and for how long in residential streets in Berhampore and Newtown.

There is currently a limited supply or no availability of HRT patches at many pharmacies.

Free Cervical Screening Clinic held Saturday 15th June 2024, 8am – 1pm, Women’s Clinic, Wellington Hospital.

We will be closed this Monday for King’s Birthday, opening as usual on Tuesday.

On May 23rd, the staff at Newtown Medical Centre hosted a Pink Ribbon Breakfast.

Practice Plus open Anzac Day. Clinicians available 8am to 8pm.

Getting vaccinated is the most effective way to protect yourself against influenza, and the demand for the vaccine in our country is growing.

From 2nd April 2024 there will be an increase to our prescription fees.

Improved Access for Disabled People Improves Accessibility to Primary Health Services in Wellington