Rural Delivery Midwives 

The Rural Delivery Midwives attend the Health Centre to see maternity patients. They will arrange their own appointments. Please call the Health Centre on 03 315 6328 for further information.

Pharmacy

Amuri Health defaults to two pharmacies for you prescriptive needs.
Amberley Pharmacy who deliver via the courier to local depots in Culverden, Waiau and Rotherham, medications will arrive in the afternoon and can either be collected or will be delivered to your mailbox if you have rural mail delivery.  payments for these medications should be paid directly to the pharmacy.

Healthworks Pharmacy who deliver via the courier to local depots in Culverden, Waiau and Rotherham, medications will arrive in the morning and can either be collected or will be delivered to your mailbox if you have rural mail delivery.  payments for these medications should be paid directly to the pharmacy, although we are able to take Eftpos payments on behalf of Healthworks Pharmacy.

Physiotherapist

Flora Andre holds physiotherapy clinics at Amuri community Health Centre on Wednesdays each week. Phone reception on 03 315 6328  to arrange an appointment. 

Flora studied Physiotherapy at Université Catholic de Louvain-La-Neuve, Belgium and graduated with a Master in Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation in 2014.

Flora is experienced in Musculoskeletal, Cardio-Respiratory, Orthopaedics, Neuro-Rehabilitation and Women’s Health Physiotherapy. 

You can book to see Flora by phoning reception on 03 315 6328.

Podiatrist

Podiatry is available at Amuri Community Health Centre.

These clinics are for all your Podiatry needs and care, offered by Andrew Hawkey of Pace Podiatry.
Clinics will usually be held every 6 weeks on a Friday afternoon. 
Please phone reception to check availability of appointments with the podiatrist. 

Mental Health Specialist

Simon Pickering is a Mental Health Specialist, offering up to five free sessions of counselling for enrolled patients with mild to moderate mental problems, e.g. anxiety, post natal depression, work stress or depression relating to financial worries, work stress or a chronic illness diagnosis.
Simon also assists with service coordination and assisted access to secondary services and works on referral from the Health Centre.

Please speak to a Doctor or Nurse if you would like to discuss seeing Simon.

Skin Checks

Skin Checks are available here at the Health Centre

Skin cancer is the most common cancer affecting New Zealanders.
Skin cancers are commonly put into two groups - melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancer, with melanoma being the most dangerous.
See your doctor as soon as possible if you:

• see or feel something that's new on your skin
• see or feel something that’s different from other moles
• notice a mole that’s changed from the last time you checked - this could include a change in the colour, shape or size, or if it is bleeding or itchy.

Some skin cancers can spread very quickly, so noticing a change in your skin quickly (early detection) means that it's more likely to be treated successfully.

We offer full comprehensive skin checks for both enrolled and non-enrolled patients at a very reasonable rate. Please contact the Health Centre for an appointment or for more information.

Dietician

Dieticians attend the health centre from time to time. For further information phone us here at the health centre to discuss with the practice nurse or see your GP for a referral.

He Waka Tapu

He Waka Tapu run clinics here at the Health Centre for Cervical Screening and these are advertised and booked through the practice nurses. 
Please phone reception on 03 315 6328 for further information.

Diabetes Clinic

Jonathan Partington holds clinics here for Diabetic patient reviews, please phone to discuss with the practice nurse on 03 315 6328 for further information