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Health Services Health Services Page number Name of business Description Phone number 5 Kawerau Pharmacy Prescriptions, and General 07 323 8989 Pharmaceutical needs 6 Manna Support Services Counselling, Mentoring, 07 323 8835 Youth Community Centre 7 Medical Laboratory – Path Lab General Laboratory 07 323 8487 Services 8 Mountain View Rest Home, Hospital & Transport, Meals, Respite, 07 323 9392 Retirement Village Co-Ordinated Activities and Day Care. 9 Pacific Health Services Mental Health 07 323 8608 10 Tarawera Medical Services & Pharmacy General Practitioners 07 323 8499 11 Kawerau Medical Centre & Pharmacy General Practitioners 07 323 6249 12 Te Huinga Social Services Disabilities Activities and 07 323 6194 Senior Citizen Programmes 13 Tuwharetoa Ki Kawerau Health, Education and Counselling, Disabilities, Social Services (Hauora) mental Health, Family 07 323 8025 Support, General Practice and Older People Support 14 Alternative Healing Natural Therapy, Cultural 07 323 7617 Therapy and Holistic healing 15 Acupuncture – Body Aid Clinic - Whakatane Pressure Point Natural 07 308 8777 Healing 16 Asthma & Respiratory Management Support, Information, 07 307 8082 Advocacy and Education 17 Breast Screen Aotearoa Mobile Breast Screening 0800 270 200 and Mammograms 18 Chiropractor - Tina Leone -Kawerau (Seasonal) Alignments, Rehabilitation, 021 2525478 Pain Management, - Whakatane Chiropractic Clinic 07 308 8577 Manipulation and Posture 19 Community Mental Health & Addiction Services Psychiatrists, Psychologists, 07 306 0154 Social Workers 20 Dentists and Dentures – Fairy Dentures Kawerau Repairs, Partials, Dentures, 07 323 8555 Relines, Consultations and - Landing Road Dental Centre – Whakatane 07 308 8585 Quotes - The Cliff Road Clinic – Tauranga 07 571 2860 21 Diabetes Educator Support and Information for 07 323 1132 Diabetes sufferers 1 | P a g e 22 District Nurses Home Visiting Services 07 306 0999 23 Eastern Bay Primary Health Alliance General Medical and 07 306 2300 Nursing Services 24 Eastern Bay Podiatry All Feet Discomforts and 07 307 2271 Complaints 25 Eastern Bay Radiology MRI’s, Mammograms, CT’s, 07 578 0273 X-Rays and Bone Densitometries 26 Healthcare NZ – Te Whiringa Ora Home Support, Nursing, 07 308 5104 Long-term Condition Support, Injury & Rehabilitation Support 27 Healthshare Limited - Hamilton Hospital Services 07 839 4679 28 Incontinence Nurse Support and Information 07 306 0729 29 HEARTLANDS - Kawerau Health & Social Service 07 323 8608 Centre 29 Kawerau Midwives Healthcare and Early Family 0800 456 344 Support 30 Kawerau Physiotherapy Clinic Rehabilitation, Pain 07 323 8965 Management and Posture 31 Massage – Body Aid Clinic - Whakatane Massage Therapy, 07 308 8777 Acupuncture, Physiotherapy and Osteopathy 32 Tarawera River Massage Massage Therapy 022 324 8151 33 Mobile Massage – Will come to your home Relaxation, Rehabilitation, 07 544 0082 Massage Therapy and 02102 853 259 Swedish Massage 34 Osteopathy – Body Aid Clinic – Whakatane Rehabilitation and Massage 07 308 8777 Therapy with the Bones 35 Parents as Teachers First (PAFT) Parental Education and 07 323 8608 Support 36 Plunket Support of Development, 07 323 8203 health & Well-being for Children and New Parents 37 Recovery Solutions Counselling, Therapy and 07 323 4102 Support of Mental Health 07 307 0188 2 | P a g e 38 Royal New Zealand Foundation for the Blind Support, Information, Sight 07 578 2376 (RNZFB) Loss Habilitation and Rehabilitation 39 St. Johns Kawerau Ambulance Services and 07 323 8800 First Aid Training In Emergency: 111 40 Visique Eye Care Eye Testing and 07 323 9044 Prescriptions 07 308 8487 41 Whakatane Audiology Hearing Tests and Hearing 07 307 0990 Aid Supplies Maori Health Providers 42 Manna Support Services Counselling, Mentoring, 07 323 8835 Youth Community Centre 43 Maori Women’s Welfare League Support and Information of 07 323 7151 the Spiritual, Cultural and (Whanau Toko I Te Ora – WTITO) Economic Welfare of Women. 44 Pou Whakaaro Support for Mental Health 07 323 8170 and Learning Disabilities 45 Tuhoe Hauora (Rakeiwhenua Trust) Whanau Support, Education 07 312 9874 and Mental Health 46 Te Puna Ora O Mataatua Health, Support & Services 07 307 1983 47 Toi Te Ora Community Health 07 306 0714 48 Tutei O Te Hau A Kiwa Mental Health & Advocacy 07 307 9392 Support 49 Tuwharetoa Kaumatua Group (Three Peaks) Mutual Support Group, 07 323 8025 Social Service, Health and Beneficial Activities 50 Wikitoria Maori Healing - Mirimiri Maori Healing and 07 216 9454 Traditional Massage 02102 723 650 Other Professional Services 51 Acute Inpatient Mental Health Service Assessment and Treatment 07 579 8299 52 Alzheimer’s Society Information and Support for 07 308 8525 Families and Individuals 027 281 8540 53 Arthritis Society Support, Information and 07 348 5135 Education 54 Asthma Foundation Support, Advocacy, 0800 227 363 Education and Information 3 | P a g e 55 Bay Rehab Rehabilitation 07 543 2161 56 Brain Injury Association Support, Education and 07 307 1447 Information 57 Cardiac Support Group Social Support Group 07 308 4780 58 Disabilities Resource Centre Trust Support, Information and 07 307 1447 Equipment Hireage 0800 227 363 59 Epilepsy NZ Info. Education & Support to 07 346 3912 Individuals & Family 0800 202 122 60 Family Works Northern (James Family) Counselling, Social Work, 07 349 0990 Community Development, Advocacy Against Family Violence 61 Healthright (Outreach Service) Extensive Chronic Care 07 323 6019 Support and Management 62 Hepatitis Foundation Education, Research and 07 307 1259 Support 63 Hospice EBOP Assistance for Terminally Ill 07 307 2244 and their Families 64 Kawerau Stroke Support Support, Treatment, 07 350 1252 Education and 0800 787 653 Rehabilitation 65 Rural Education Activites Programme (REAP) Learning and Literacy 07 323 8605 Support and Services 66 Relationship Services Counselling and Advice 07 307 2655 67 Safer Kawerau Kids, Injury Prevention Support and Information 07 323 8608 Programme (SKIP) regarding Child Safety 68 Social Sector Trials – Ministry of Social Income Support, 07 323 8841 Development Employment Services and 04 916 3300 Superannuation 69 Tenancy Services Information and Assistance 0800 836 2629 70 Up-2-Date Disability Equipment and 07 307 9101 Services 021 321 213 71 Victim Support Information, Support and 07 308 2330 Assistance 0800 842 846 72 WebHealth An Online Regional Health www.webhealth.co.nz & Services Directory 4 | P a g e KAWERAU PHARMACY Description: Prescriptions, General Pharmaceutical needs and requirements. Physical Address: Tarawera Court Kawerau Phone: (07) 323 8989 Fax: (07) 323 8989 Office Hours: Monday – Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm Saturday 9.1 am – 12.00pm Sunday Closed Referral process: Walk in/Self referral for general needs Doctor’s referrals for prescriptions 5 | P a g e MANNA SUPPORT SERVICES Description: Our service provides a range of support services that aim to strengthen the community. We offer counselling individual/family, whanau ora coordinator, mentoring, youth community centre, bullying programme and a youth information text service. Physical Address: KEA Building 60 Onslow St Kawerau Postal Address: P.O Box 297 Kawerau 3127 Phone: (07) 323 8835 Fax: (07) 323 8839 Email: [email protected] Hours: Monday – Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm Referral System: Self referrals Other agencies Target Group: Community 6 | P a g e PATHLAB – MEDICAL LABORATORY Description: Pathlab provide a comprehensive community laboratory service to customers in Kawerau including immigration tests, pre-employment tests and referrals from GPs. Physical Address: 102 Onslow Street Kawerau 3127 Postal Address: P.O Box 130 Seventh Street Tauranga 3140 Phone: (07) 323 8487 (07) 323 1020 Website: http://www.pathlab.co.nz Hours: Monday – Friday 8.am – 2.30pm Fees: Vary depending on service provided Referral process: GP Only 7 | P a g e MOUNTAIN VIEW REST HOME AND RETIREMENT VILLAGE Description: Mountain View is a community owned aged care complex managed by the Kawerau Social Services Trust Board. The facility offers range of accommodation and other services, including: Full time hospital and rest home care for up to 52 residents A 15 cottage independent living, retirement village. Pensioner housing comprising 27 rental flats in Waterhouse Street and Porritt Drive Respite and day care. (Subsidies may be available). Casual meals Transport for out of town shopping and medical appointments Coordinated activities and social interaction including indoor bowls, petanque, bingo, church services, dancing, guest speakers, day trips and special themed events. Physical Address: 192 – 202 River Road Kawerau Phone: (07) 323 9392 Fax: (07) 323 9391 Website: www.mountainviewkaweraui.co.nz Email: [email protected] Hours: Monday –Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm Contacts: Manager – Jeanette Cook Fees: Depends on the service provided Target Group: Elderly people in Kawerau 8 | P a g e PACIFIC HEALTH SERVICES Description: Community Mental Health Services. Physical Address: Heartlands 60 Onslow Street Kawerau 3127 Phone: (07) 323 8608 Fax: (07) 323 8607 Website: www.bop.webhealth.co.nz Email: [email protected] Hours: Monday – Friday 8.30am – 4.30pm Contact: Ru Heather Costs: Vary depending on service provided Referral process: Walk in / Self referral 9 | P a g e TARAWERA MEDICAL CENTRE Description: General Practice. Tarawera Medical Centre is located in Kawerau with a happy friendly team delivering a great service to the community. Physical Address: 104 Onslow Street Kawerau Phone: (07) 323 8499 Fax: (07)
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