MidCentral DHB public news updates and releases.
08/12/2020
MidCentral District Health Board is encouraging the public to embrace the festive season and help families in need by donating presents and food to the Wishing Tree Appeal....continue »
01/12/2020
MidCentral DHB has introduced a new cancer treatment protocol that reduces the treatment time for women with early stage breast cancer by two thirds....continue »
01/12/2020
Today marks the 32nd annual World AIDS Day and this year work is being done to highlight the need to continue to progress towards zero discrimination against people living with HIV....continue »
10/11/2020
Palmerston North residents and visitors are invited to Te Marae o Hine (The Square) to get a free test for COVID-19 as MidCentral District Health Board works to reassure the community that our region is clear of the virus....continue »
06/11/2020
Drinking water, taking care of your gums and getting regular dental check-ups are just a few of the key tips for good oral health that MidCentral DHB Oral Health Therapists Tia Fatu and Henrietta Nair promote on a daily basis. ...continue »
02/11/2020
The community pharmacy in the foyer of Palmerston North Hospital, now named Te Rau Rongoā ki Ruahine, opens under MidCentral DHB management from 9am on Monday, 2 November....continue »
20/10/2020
Supporting frail, older people to get out of bed, get dressed and go for a walk is one of the best ways to ensure they recover from any illness in a safe and timely manner....continue »
15/10/2020
MidCentral DHB is working closely with the Electoral Commission to provide voting options for patients, staff and members of the public at MidCentral DHB sites on Election Day, Saturday 17 October....continue »
13/10/2020
A pop-up testing site will be stationed on the Massey University concourse on Wednesday, 14 October, where MidCentral DHB and THINK Hauora staff will offer free COVID-19 tests to staff and students....continue »
12/10/2020
Manawatū District residents will get a chance to have their say about health and wellbeing issues during a public forum in Feilding this month....continue »