A new partnership between Te Whatu Ora Capital, Coast & Hutt Valley and the Wright Family Foundation will ensure that unwell pēpi and parents from the Hutt Valley are able to receive specialised whānau-led care and support closer to home.
Close to 30 of our Hutt Senior Medical Officers recently had an amazing experience at Te Kakano Marae attending the two-day ‘Te Pūmaomao Nationhood-Building’ Course.
The spotlight was on one of our Hutt nurses recently when Sala Eastwood became the face of a promotional campaign for Whitireia Community Polytechnic’s Bachelor of Nursing Pacific programme.
We recently blessed and welcomed three state-of-the-art mammogram machines at Hutt Hospital that will make breast screening easier and more comfortable for women and the screeners alike!
The COVID-19 Protection Framework will end, along with several other COVID-19 public health measures at 11.59pm on 12 September 2022.
We’re excited that our new children’s hospital, Te Wao Nui, will be opening soon! We’ll confirm the date for the opening events before then.
From 1 July, we have been going by our new name: Te Whatu Ora – Capital, Coast and Hutt Valley.
The ED at Hutt Hospital is currently experiencing higher volumes of patients and people are asked to please only present if they require urgent or emergency care.
Anaesthetic technicians who are members of the APEX union are undertaking strike action. The action is being undertaken in two forms, which will impact some of our healthcare services.
Intellectually disabled service users from across the country will benefit from a more homelike and therapeutic environment in purpose-built units opened last week by Minister of Health Andrew Little.
