General information for patients and visitors including interpreter services, patient advocacy, rights and responsibilities and smokefree policies.
Information and updates about coronavirus in the Te Whatu Ora Health NZ - MidCentral region.
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Visiting hours and rules for Te Whatu Ora Health NZ - MidCentral facilities.
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Mahi Tahi Better Together is an initiative that acknowledges and recognises the important role loved ones have in the ongoing care of patients whether they are whānau, friends or caregivers.
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Patient Message Service for inpatients staying at a Te Whatu Ora Health NZ - MidCentral facility.
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If you want to make a complaint but are unsure how to go about it or would like support to do so, you can access free assistance from the Nationwide Health & Disability Advocacy Service.
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Te Whatu Ora Health NZ - MidCentral have both spoken language and New Zealand Sign Language interpreting services available to any patients who may require assistance in communication.
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The Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) administers New Zealand accident compensation scheme, which provides personal injury cover for all New Zealand citizens, residents and temporary visitors to NZ.
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Contacts for patients and visitors of Te Whatu Ora Health NZ - MidCentral facilities and services/departments.
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As a health and disability provider, the MidCentral District health Board complies with the Code Health and Disability Consumers’ Rights and the Health Information Privacy Code.
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This transparency statement explains how Te Whatu Ora Health NZ - MidCentral collects, uses and shares information.
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Patients have the right to request and receive their personal medical records from Te Whatu Ora Health NZ - MidCentral.
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The National Health Index (NHI) number is a unique number assigned to patients to help identification when using health and disability services.
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Te Whatu Ora Health NZ - MidCentral is ‘Smokefree’. Smokefree means that smoking is not permitted in any MDHB's buildings, car parks or on grounds.
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During the winter months, it’s really important to keep yourself and your whānau well.
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