FAST is an easy acronym to remember and can help you spot someone having a stroke.

Sunburn and heat-related illnesses are two of the biggest things to watch out for throughout the summer months.

Anaphylaxis is a severe and potentially life-threatening reaction

This month we are celebrating Smokefree May

From the start of August, we have some slight changes to both our prescription and doctors’ fees.

On 1 December every year we recognise World AIDS Day

With Christmas nearly upon us, here is what you need to know over the holiday period.

We often hear about carbohydrates, commonly referred to as ‘Carbs’ when referring to diets and food.

There can be lots to think about when you’re caring for a baby, and it takes a village to raise a little one.

Oral health can play a big part in your overall health too

Men's Health Week runs from 10-16 June and is a week to highlight and promote the importance of men’s heath in New Zealand. The aim of the week is to get men more aware of their own health and to begin taking small steps to improve their wellbeing.

2 April is the start of the 2024 flu vaccination season.

February 25 is International Cochlear Implant Day, also known as CI Day.

New Zealand has some of the harshest and most damaging ultraviolet (UV) rays of anywhere in the world, and it’s time once again to make sure that you are protected while outdoors.

Māori cervical screening campaign

The winter weather seems to have set in, and cold and flu season is upon us. With COVID still making the rounds, it is so important to keep on top of our health and wellbeing.

There are now less than two weeks until Christmas, so here is a timely update on what will be happening during the holiday break while One Care Health is closed.

This week we recognise Brain Awareness Week across the world.

Nurse Practitioners and Nurse Prescribers – who are they and what do they do?

Our new website allows you to easily find information about our available health services, appointment prices, and information on how to access and use Health365.

Kiwis love to get down to the water in the warmer months. Whether it be a swim, splashing around with our tamariki or heading out on a boat, most of us will spend some time in the H2O this summer season.

Breast cancer is the most common form of cancer for women in New Zealand, affecting 1 in 9 women over their lifetime.

With summer finally here and the warmer weather in sight, it’s important to remember to look after yourself amongst all the celebrations and fun times this holiday season.

Arthritis simply means ‘inflammation of a joint’.