Alliance Health Plus

Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers go out to those who have been affected and are struggling after the flooding in Auckland last night.

Please continue to seek medical care (routine or emergency) if you need it. Hospitals and emergency departments remain open, and most of our practices are still operating, however some have been affected by the unprecedented rainfall.

Please check ahead before arriving at your doctor, and please be kind and patient as our practices work through these issues.

A reminder to please stay safe as you move about – please do not drive through floodwaters and remember hazards and debris could lurk beneath the surface, and floodwaters may be contaminated.

If there is anything that we can do to support you or your aiga during this time, please let us know. Stay safe out there 🙏

Today Alliance Health Plus, alongside the We Plus Collective (Greenstone Family Clinic, Southpoint Family Doctors, Dave Letele of BBM, VO2 Health, and ZOOM Pharmacy), are proud to have co-signed back to back agreements for the delivery of The Warm Exchange Plus Te Ranga Ora service.

This mana-enhancing programme exists to ensure that patients with two or more long term conditions in the Counties Manukau rohe have support and access to a responsive, integrated end-to-end range of health and social services, and that their culture and what matters to them is reflected in the care and support they receive 😍

Today is World Diabetes Day! WHO estimates that one in nine people will have diabetes by 2030. This is putting more pressure on healthcare professionals to provide the best possible diabetes care.

Are you up to date with your diabetes knowledge? Access free diabetes education at: https://worlddiabetesday.org/about/understandingdiabetes/

Highlights from the recent Alofawholeness - You Are Not Alone Relay Jiggle Day Out recently at Roskill Youth Zone & Track in support of Women and Children Cancer Day 🥰

Thank you to the AH+ Pacific Equity Team represented by Talalelei Misikopa (Pacific Community Navigator) and Aumua To’o Vaega (HVAZ Coordinator), who held a stall and distributed health information, toothbrushes and toothpaste for both children and adults.