Following patient and staff brand surveys conducted last year, we've made a series of updates to streamline and strengthen our brand, while keeping the elements people value most. Survey feedback...
People in the Nelson region now have improved access to prosthetic and orthotic services following the opening of a new Peke Waihanga centre in Nelson. Orthotic services, previously provided from...
Led by Pain Specialist Dr Sheela Perumal and National Rehab Lead Sinead Ennis, the group includes representatives from centres across the country. Members bring a wide range of clinical experience...
The Auckland Centre officially reopened on 20 May, following an extensive redevelopment. THis marks a major milestone in our ongoing commitment to deliver high-quality patient care across the Northern region....
Born to Adapt attracted record participation last month, returning to Rotorua and launching in Christchurch for the first time.Close to 200 participants gathered in Rotorua, while more than 80 attended...
From next month, Peke Waihanga will make its post-amputation pain pilot (trialled in 2025) a permanent national service. This follows strong results from the initial six-month trial.The first of its...
Challenge yourself this summer with a run, walk or roll through beautiful trail settings in Rotorua and ChristchurchBorn to Adapt is back in Rotorua and coming to Christchurch for the...
Amputees are enjoying new rehab classes run by the Auckland teamAfter a long break, rehab classes for amputees have restarted in Auckland. Four weeks in, all six participants are fully...
Amputees and people with limb differences from across New Zealand gathered in Auckland and Christchurch for the highly anticipated Össur Mobility Clinics, with support from Peke Waihanga. Held on March...
The 1000th referral was received for the Peer Support Service in October – a major milestone since the service began operating in 2019. The first referral for a new amputee...