Ormiston Hospital

Former Clinical Director of Ormiston Hospital Dr Pat Alley has been busy administering COVID-19 vaccinations and is concerned about getting vaccinations into isolated communities. 💉

He is concerned about people in the far north who have limited access to healthcare. Alley said "we need to get on with it" because "we don't have the luxury of time".

Read more from nzherald.co.nz >

The 90% Project: Award-winning surgeon Dr Pat Alley says vaccinating rural Northland is expensive but necessary - NZ Herald Dr Alley talks about vaccinating rural communities, new vaccines, boosters and pregnancy.

Please refer to our website for information about our response to COVID-19.

These include limited patient numbers, no visitors and ongoing COVID-19 testing. We are aware of the ongoing threat of the spread of this illness in our community and are doing all we can to protect our patients and our people.

Thank you to everyone who has assisted us at this time.

Protecting our staff and patients from COVID-19 Coronoavirus To protecting our patients from the spread of coronavirus. Ormiston Hospital takes this outbreak very seriously and is screening all patients.

Social distancing has never looked so comfortable. 🛋 ↔️

With decreased patient numbers and a strict no visitor policy we are doing our utmost to keep safe distances between individuals.

Here is our waiting area in reception, pre/COVID this is usually a busy space, but it is now a quiet sanctuary before your procedure ❤️

We are set to see a change in Alert Level status next week. Alert Level 3.2 will bring some welcomed changes, there won't be any changes in how Ormiston Hospital operates. ✅😷🥰

Read more about what the changes mean in this article from nzherald.co.nz.

Covid 19 Delta outbreak: Alert level 3.2 explained - Can I go to the gym, rules of engagement for retail - NZ Herald Auckland and Waikato are set to move to step 2 of level 3. But what's different?