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What’s Changing? Most long-term medicines are currently prescribed for up to 3 months at a time. From February, some long-term medicines may be able to be prescribed for up to 12 months, depending on your health status and medication type. Your clinician will decide whether a 12-month prescription is safe and appropriate for you. Who May Be Eligible? You might qualify for a 12-month prescription if: Your health condition is stable Your medication and dose haven’t changed for 

Most healthy vaccinated people who are COVID-19 positive will have mild symptoms that can be easily managed at home. While there is no...

Delegates at the RNZCGP conference's Sunday morning session with Palmerston North GP David Hill were grateful for the ample supply of...

A Palmerston North health centre is proving it can walk the walk when it comes to worthy causes. Staff at the Health Hub Project, which...

Palmerston North's newest health centre has a rural feel, with its corrugated iron walls and country backdrop. The Health Hub, that...

Palmerston North's newest health centre will take a collaborative approach to medical services that veers away from the doctors being the...

Palmerston North GP David Hill and fellow Health Hub Project co-founders have begun creating a new medical centre, but say it will be...

Palmerston North's newest health centre, The Health Hub, is set to open in February 2018. Construction is scheduled to wrap up in early...

A group of Palmerston North doctors have put their money where their mouth is as they try to address growing difficulties in access to...