Pae tu Mokai Featherston Medical

17/02/2026

14/02/2026

We really don't want to but this week we say goodbye to our legendary Practice Nurse Debbie Banks, after 34 years working for Featherston Medical Center she retires on Friday 20/2/26. To say we will miss her is an understatement but we will, all the best Deb & enjoy your well deserved retirement xx

02/02/2026

Good news!!! Kermit had his post discharge review with Dr Dias on Friday at the Pirinoa Medical Centre and got "green for go" You might know Dr Dias from the Featherston Medical Centre, but did you also know that he gives up every Friday to come to our little town, and all the proceeds from visits go straight back into the community fund?

06/01/2026

IMPORTANT UPDATE

15/12/2025

Beth, our very lovely patient who is a master cake maker and for many, many years has gifted us a Christmas Cake that never disappoints. Thankyou so much Beth 🎄

09/12/2025

If you haven't already, don't forget to head over to our new page and follow us. We are now operating as Wairarapa Medical and we will share any news and important updates on there.

12/11/2025

🚨 Measles Alert in Aotearoa – Cases in Wellington Region 🚨

Measles is highly contagious and is circulating across the motu. Protect yourself and your Whānau:

✅ Two doses of the measles vaccine protect about 99% of people.
✅ Free for under‑18s and for adults eligible for funded care.
✅ Not sure if you’ve had two doses? We can help you check and catch up.

If you have a fever AND a rash, please call us before coming into the practice.

This helps keep everyone safe.

📞 Contact us today to check your vaccination status or book your catch-up dose