Do you have seasonal medications? i.e allergy and hay fever
Do you have enough prescription medicines while we are closed?
Does you next check-up fall during the holiday? (maybe you need to plan a visit earlier)
Have you taken note of the closing dates of our practice?
Do you have seasonal medications? i.e allergy and hay fever
Do you have enough prescription medicines while we are closed?
Does you next check-up fall during the holiday? (maybe you need to plan a visit earlier)
Have you taken note of the closing dates of our practice?
We will be operating with a skeleton staff over the two short weeks between the 27th Dec and the 5th Jan and we will only be booking appointments on the day. Our phones will also only be on at the practice between 8.30 am and 3.30 pm over these short weeks. Outside of these hours calls will divert to our after hours service.
For details of our Holiday hours please see Opening hours page.
We will be back to normal hours from Monday 8th Jan 2018
Do you have seasonal medications? i.e allergy and hay fever
Do you have enough prescription medicines while we are closed?
Does you next check-up fall during the holiday? (maybe you need to plan a visit earlier)
Have you taken note of the closing dates of our practice?
We will be operating with a skeleton staff over the two short weeks between the 27th Dec and the 5th Jan and we will only be booking appointments on the day. Our phones will also only be on at the practice between 8.30 am and 3.30 pm over these short weeks. Outside of these hours calls will divert to our after hours service.
For details of our Holiday hours please see Opening hours page.
We will be back to normal hours from Monday 8th Jan 2018
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What and how much you eat and drink, and being physically active are important for your health.
Being healthy improves your quality of life and your sense of wellbeing. Being healthy also means that you are more likely to be around longer for your whānau.
