Toi Whānau Health | Doctors Clinic in Onehunga
Tā mātou ratonga/ our services
Tā Mātou mahi
Hauora Onehunga | Local Healthcare
Toi Whānau Health is proud to bring care to Onehunga, enhancing local hauora services for our hapori. Our dedicated team of doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals are here to provide whānau-centred care, supporting you and your loved ones with compassion and respect.
From GP visits and nurse consultations to women’s health, immunisations, ACC assessments, and minor surgeries, we are committed to caring for the health and wellbeing of our people and hapori (community)
At Toi Whānau Health, our mission is simple: to provide accessible, high-quality healthcare that strengthens whānau and builds healthier futures.
Me pēhea mātou e awhi ai? | How can we help you?
Our range of whānau-centred health services include:
• GP visits
• Nurse consultations
• Free ACC consultations
• Minor surgeries
• Travel vaccines
• Immunisations
• Liquid hydrogen
• Women’s health services
• Pain management services (partnership service)
Toi Whānau Health
Doctors Clinic
Doctors Clinic
in Onehunga
Toi Whānau Health extends its care to Onehunga with the opening of a GP Clinic, enhancing local health services.
Tā Mātou mahi
Hauora ā hapori | Community Clinics and GPs
Ko ngā ratonga ā-takiwā i whakatūria mō te Māori me ngā hapori, ka āta aromatawai i ngā here e haukoti ana te hunga rapu oranga. Ko te whāinga, ko te wetewete i ngā here nei, pērā i te korenga o ngā waka kawe, ā, me te rangitāmiro i ngā taura i waenga i ngā apataki me ngā ratonga hauora, kia torokaha. I te mea ka noho mātāmua ngā tikanga o te manaaki me te kotahitanga, ko te mahi a ēnei ratonga haumanu, he wete mārika i ngā here kia māmā ake ai te hono ki te hauora.
Community clinics for Māori and our communities focus on addressing the barriers that may be faced in accessing health services. The clinics aim to mitigate practical barriers, such as transportation issues or language barriers, and foster better communication between healthcare providers and patients. By prioritising cultural safety and inclusivity, these clinics help to bridge the gap in healthcare.