Milton Medical Centre

22/04/2025

Kia ora, please know, we currently have no Internet at the Practice. Please be patient if you're call goes unanswered.

If you have an appointment, cash would be great.

Thank you

15/04/2025

Kia ora & Happy Easter everyone!

If you are travelling this weekend to visit whanau/family or friends, please take care on the roads, be patient and understanding of each other

For any urgent medical assistance please ring the practice line to be triaged to our afterhours service. 🐇

14/04/2025

Prescription reminder!

Please review your medication and those you care for, regularly, to ensure you or they never run out!

31/03/2025

Kia ora Koutou!

It's Flu Vaccine time everyone! Get your vaccine for 2025!

The flu vaccine is free for those who are most vulnerable to becoming very sick if they get the flu.

Check your eligibility for a funded vaccination here;

https://www.immune.org.nz/factsheets/influenza-2025-pharmac-eligibility-criteria

Stay healthy whanau and protect yourself and your loved ones this flu season!

31/12/2024

Thank you Alice Muiral - Artist/Decorator for our new waiting room artwork titled "Boring Waiting Room" 😀 Happy New Year to all.

24/12/2024

11/12/2024

Needing a medical centre? Milton Medical Centre are open for enrolments. Enrol in the month of December and go in the draw to win a Xmas hamper. Draw closes 30 December. To enrol, copy and paste the link below, or call in to fill in an enrolment form. https://bit.ly/3M3bnoM

29/11/2024

MOvember
Tackle difficult conversations
https://conversations.movember.com/en/

27/11/2024

Do your friends and whānau know the difference between the main types of diabetes?

Here's some simple definitions.

26/11/2024

Whooping cough, or pertussis, is a highly contagious respiratory disease that can cause severe coughing fits, difficulty breathing, and even life-threatening complications, especially in infants and young children.

The good news? Vaccination is a safe and effective way to prevent it! The DTaP vaccine (for children) and Tdap booster (for teens and adults) protect against pertussis, tetanus, and diphtheria.

Protect your loved ones and your community—keep up-to-date with vaccinations. Pregnant women are especially encouraged to get the Tdap vaccine during each pregnancy to help pass immunity to their babies. Together, we can stop the spread of whooping cough. 💉✨

Stay healthy—vaccinate!

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24/11/2024

MOvember fact sheet:

Would you know if you’re at risk of prostate cancer? Know when to see your doctor? And when should you get tested and screened? Find out everything you need to know.