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Devonport Health Centre is a community health facility located in Devonport, Auckland.

We rely on a people-centered approach, smart application of technology and a team of talented clinicians to bring our vision - accessible and affordable health care - to life. We do our best to ensure all of our patients see their own doctor, get an appointment at a time that suits them, have access to a safe, trusting environment and receive proactive care.

16/10/2025

With several confirmed cases of measles identified across Aotearoa, we encourage everyone to check their MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) immunisation status.

If you’re unsure about your vaccination record or would like to book in for your MMR, please get in touch with our team.

The MMR vaccine is free in New Zealand for anyone under 18 years old, and for adults who are eligible for free healthcare.

14/10/2025

💪 MOVEMENT IS MEDICINE FOR ARTHRITIS 🏃‍♀️

Did you know staying active is one of the best ways to manage arthritis? Regular movement helps strengthen your joints, reduces pain, and improves your overall wellbeing.

Talk to your healthcare provider about creating an exercise plan that works for you and your lifestyle. Small, consistent steps can make a big difference.

Learn more here 👉 https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/a/arthritis-and-exercise

www.devonporthealth.co.nz

13/10/2025

🔍 EARLIER ACCESS TO FREE BOWEL SCREENING 💙

People in Northland, Auckland, and the South Island can now take part in free bowel screening from age 58 (previously 60).

If you’re turning 58 or 59, or are already that age in these regions, you don’t need to do anything. A screening kit will be sent to you around your next birthday.

The lower starting age will be rolled out to the rest of Aotearoa from March next year.

Bowel screening is free, quick, and easy, and it helps detect cancer early when it is often easier to treat successfully.

For more info 👇

🌐 Visit https://info.health.nz/keeping-healthy/cancer-screening/bowel-screening
📞 Call 0800 924 432
📧 Email info@bowelscreening.health.nz

www.devonporthealth.co.nz

09/10/2025

📚 KEEP LEARNING | 💜

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week! And today’s theme is “Keep Learning.”

Learning new things is like exercise for the brain. It keeps our minds active, builds confidence, and creates a sense of achievement. When we learn together with friends or whānau, it can also strengthen relationships and make the experience more rewarding.

Here are a few simple ways to keep learning today:

✅ Join a class or group — try music, dance, or a book club
✅ Host a lunch and learn with your hoamahi
✅ Experiment with a new recipe or project at home
✅ Discover something new about your local area
✅ Do puzzles like crosswords, sudoku, or riddles

Every new skill or discovery adds to your sense of purpose and growth. How will you keep learning today?

www.devonporthealth.co.nz

08/10/2025

🌿 TAKE NOTICE | 💜

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week! And today’s theme is “Take Notice.”

Taking notice is about being mindful and present in the moment. When we slow down and pay attention to our surroundings, it helps reduce stress, improve our hauora (wellbeing), and deepen our connections with others.

Here are a few simple ways to take notice today:

✅ Savour and share small moments that bring you joy
✅ Start a meeting with a karakia or short reflection
✅ Try a yoga class in person or online
✅ Write down or reflect on things you are grateful for
✅ Go for a walk with a friend and notice what you see, hear, and feel

Mindfulness gives us the chance to pause, breathe, and reconnect. What will you take notice of today?

www.devonporthealth.co.nz

07/10/2025

🏃‍♀️ BE ACTIVE | 💜

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week! And today’s theme is “Be Active.”

Being active is not just about physical fitness. Moving your tinana (body) is a powerful way to lift your mood, reduce stress, and boost resilience. And when you get active with friends or whānau, it also strengthens social bonds and makes the experience more fun.

Here are a few simple ways to be active today:

✅ Try a TikTok dance with your whānau and share a laugh
✅ Organise a friendly game at the park with mates
✅ Have an impromptu kanikani (dance party) at home
✅ Turn daily tasks like gardening or vacuuming into movement breaks
✅ Take a walking hui instead of sitting inside

Being active releases endorphins, the "feel-good" hormones that boost your mood and support your wellbeing. How will you get moving today?

www.devonporthealth.co.nz

06/10/2025

🤲 GIVE | 💜

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week! And today’s theme is “Give.”

Giving is about kindness, generosity, and sharing your time with others. Acts of kindness boost our happiness and sense of purpose, while also strengthening relationships and creating a ripple effect of positivity.

Here are a few simple ways to give today:

✅ Share a smile with a stranger
✅ Volunteer in your community or donate items you no longer use
✅ Bake something to share with your hoamahi (colleagues)
✅ Offer to help a friend with a task or mind their tamariki
✅ Let another car into traffic and notice the ripple of courtesy

Giving uplifts both you and those around you. How will you give today?

www.devonporthealth.co.nz

05/10/2025

🤝 CONNECT | 💜

This week is Mental Health Awareness Week! And today’s theme is “Connect”.

Building strong relationships with friends, whānau, and colleagues is at the heart of our wellbeing. Feeling connected, supported, and valued gives us a sense of meaning and belonging.

Here are a few simple ways to connect today:

✅ Share kai with friends or whānau
✅ Send a quick message to someone you have not spoken to in a while
✅ Play a game, share a laugh, or strike up a kōrero with someone new

Social connection is the ngākau (heart) of wellbeing. So, how will you connect today?

www.devonporthealth.co.nz

02/10/2025

With measles cases confirmed in Aotearoa New Zealand, it’s important we all stay alert. Symptoms include: high fever, cough, runny nose, sore red eyes, and followed by a rash.

📍 Locations of interest in Northland/Te Tai Tokerau, Queenstown, and Cromwell are listed here: http://spr.ly/6187A9Ap9. Please check if you or your whānau/family may have been exposed.

🤒 If you or your whānau feel unwell, stay home, and call your GP/hauora provider or Healthline 0800 611 116 for free advice.

✅ Anyone who hasn’t had 2 doses of the MMR vaccine (including tamariki/children) should get immunised. This is the best protection.

🛡️ Protect your whānau and your whakapapa. If you're not sure if you had two MMR doses, your GP or hauora provider can help you check.

👩🏽‍⚕️ Pop-up immunisation clinics are running in Northland/Te Tai Tokerau - find details here: http://spr.ly/6188A9Api

Clinics in other regions are listed here: info.health.nz/immunisations/immunisation-clinics

If you can’t find an immunisation clinic in your area, please contact your doctor, hauora or health provider, or call the Vaccination Helpline free on 0800 28 29 26 (8.30am to 5.00pm Monday to Friday).

You can also book a vaccination appointment at: info.health.nz/bookavaccine

More info: http://spr.ly/6189A9Apc

01/10/2025

💚 MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS WEEK | 6–12 OCTOBER 💚

Almost half of us will experience mental health challenges in our lifetime.

This Mental Health Awareness Week, you can make a difference by fundraising to provide people with the tools they need to navigate tough times. Your fundraising efforts go towards:

🛠️ PRACTICAL, EVIDENCE-BASED ADVICE

In 2024, the Mental Health Foundation distributed 1,261,924 free mental health resources across Aotearoa. 86% of users said these resources helped them support someone else, and many said they gave them hope for their own mental health and wellbeing.

💬 WELLBEING CAMPAIGN

The Mental Health Foundation’s campaigns change lives. In 2024, 73% of people who saw Pink Shirt Day said they would step in to stop bullying when they saw it.

⚖️ POLICY & ADVOCACY WORK

The Mental Health Foundation launched a campaign to highlight why the Mental Health Act needs to change and to help New Zealanders get involved in influencing this critical law for the better.

Let’s top up together and make mental health a priority for everyone.

📲 Create your online fundraising profile today: 👉 mhaw.nz

www.devonporthealth.co.nz

29/09/2025

⭐ SOMETIMES ADULTS DESERVE GOLD STARS, TOO ⭐

Life is tough, and the little things you do each day matter. Whether you got out of bed, tried something scary, chose the healthy snack, or simply made it through the day, that is worth celebrating.

Here is your reminder that progress looks different for everyone, and those small steps count. You are doing better than you think. 💛

P.S. If things feel heavy, free support is available through the Access and Choice programme. Visit wellbeingsupport.health.nz to find a provider near you.

www.devonporthealth.co.nz

25/09/2025

Your body is about 60% water, and it needs plenty to digest food, remove waste, power your immune system, and regulate temperature. Get some in ya!

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20 Victoria Road, Devonport
Auckland
0624

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	7am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	7am - 5:30pm
Thursday	7am - 5:30pm
Friday	7am - 7pm

Telephone

+6499722699

Website

http://www.devonporthealth.co.nz/

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Welcome to Devonport Health Centre

We rely on a people-centered approach, smart application of technology and a team of talented clinicians to bring our vision - accessible and affordable health care - to life.

We do our best to ensure all of our patients see their own doctor, get an appointment at a time that suits them, have access to a safe, trusting environment and receive proactive care.

Our services include: + Regular checkups + Repeat prescriptions + Travel Medicine + Minor Surgery + Referrals + Immunisations

Dial 111 in an emergency.