It’s hard to believe, but West Invercargill Health is officially 3 years old! We’ve said goodbye to the terrible twos (and all the growing pains that came with them!) and are stepping confidently into year three — with a few laughs, a bit more wisdom, and a whole lot of heart!
We had a bit of fun celebrating today with the team, but more importantly, we want to say a massive thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way — our wonderful patients, community, and whānau.
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We’re proud (and just a little sad!) to share that Dr Steven Murugayah is heading off on an educational adventure. As part of his GP training, he’ll be doing a short placement at another medical centre.
But don’t worry – this isn’t goodbye! It’s just a study break, and he’ll be back with us in February next year!
In the meantime, our fabulous team of doctors is here to look after you, and the wonderful Dr Devon Winders will be picking up extra shifts to help cover during Steven’s time away.
The clinic will be closed on Friday 20th June to observe the Matariki public holiday.
Matariki marks the beginning of the Māori New Year — a time for whakamaharatanga (remembrance), whakanuia (celebration), and wawata (aspiration). It's a chance to reflect on those who have passed, come together with whānau and hapori (community) and set intentions for the year ahead.
If you’d like to learn more about the whetū (stars) of Matariki and their meanings, visit this beautiful resource from Te Papa:
There are over 500 stars in the Matariki cluster – but only a handful are visible without the use of a telescope. Each of the stars has their own unique characteristics that Māori acknowledge and h...
Did you catch us on the radio this morning? We had an awesome kōrero with Simon from More FM Southland 89.2 about our Cervical Screening Event happening this weekend! 💙
Whether you're due for your smear test or it's your first time, we're here to make it as easy, friendly, and judgement-free as possible.
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🎉🎂 We’re THREE today! 🎂🎉
It’s hard to believe, but West Invercargill Health is officially 3 years old! We’ve said goodbye to the terrible twos (and all the growing pains that came with them!) and are stepping confidently into year three — with a few laughs, a bit more wisdom, and a whole lot of heart!
We had a bit of fun celebrating today with the team, but more importantly, we want to say a massive thank you to everyone who has supported us along the way — our wonderful patients, community, and whānau.
You’ve helped shape who we are, and we’re so grateful to be part of this awesome community. Here’s to many more years of caring, connection, and community spirit! ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy birthday West Invercargill Health! Wishing you many more years of caring and connection 🙏
Congratulations team
Love this! Congrats WIH team!!
Congrats for reaching the mile stone 👏
Happy birthday team WIH…
Happy birthday to an amazing team! 🎉🎂
Happy 3rd birthday to an awesome team ❤️
happy birthday team!!!
Awesome work team
Happy 3rd birthday team 🤗💐,Great efforts x
Congratulations ❤️
Happy happy birthday 👏👌😁
Here's to many more years of success! Happy Birthday 🎂
Happy birthday team
Happy birthday team ❤️❤️
Happy birthday Team ! 🎉
Happy Birthday 🎉🎊🎂🍾🥂
Happy birthday . Lots of fabulous faces in there!!!
Congratulations team!!
Happy 3rd birthday team, and congratulations!
Happy Birthday Guys !!! 🙂
Happy birthday! So lucky to have you guys 🩷
Happy birthday team 💙 ❤️
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📚✨ A New Chapter (But Just for a Bit!) ✨📚
We’re proud (and just a little sad!) to share that Dr Steven Murugayah is heading off on an educational adventure. As part of his GP training, he’ll be doing a short placement at another medical centre.
But don’t worry – this isn’t goodbye! It’s just a study break, and he’ll be back with us in February next year!
In the meantime, our fabulous team of doctors is here to look after you, and the wonderful Dr Devon Winders will be picking up extra shifts to help cover during Steven’s time away.
Curious about what Dr Steven is up to? You can learn more about the GP training programme here:
www.rnzcgp.org.nz/study-with-us/study-general-practice/gpep-programme-structure/gpep-year-1/
We’re cheering you on, Dr Steven – and counting down the days till you’re back with us! 👨⚕️🎉 ... See MoreSee Less
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All the best Steven 😊
Go you Steven!! 👌
Go well Steven
Best of luck 🤍
You have to come back tho.... lol! Enjoy!!
Oh wow that's is sad, but yah he is coming back
best of luck, a great way to learn.
All the best
all the best Dr Steven!
All the best for your training
Best of luck you will do great 😊
Lovely man. All the best ☺️
All the best 🙏
Best of luck and just remember your patients are cooler then theirs hehe
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The clinic will be closed on Friday 20th June to observe the Matariki public holiday.
Matariki marks the beginning of the Māori New Year — a time for whakamaharatanga (remembrance), whakanuia (celebration), and wawata (aspiration). It's a chance to reflect on those who have passed, come together with whānau and hapori (community) and set intentions for the year ahead.
If you’d like to learn more about the whetū (stars) of Matariki and their meanings, visit this beautiful resource from Te Papa:
www.tepapa.govt.nz/discover-collections/read-watch-play/matariki-maori-new-year/what-and-who-mata...
We wish you all a Matariki kairangi — a Matariki of excellence, hope and renewal.
For urgent medical care while we’re closed, please refer to our pinned post for after-hours services.
Ngā manaakitanga o te tau hou Māori ki a koutou katoa - the blessings of Māori New Year to you all! ... See MoreSee Less
The stars of Matariki | Te Papa
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There are over 500 stars in the Matariki cluster – but only a handful are visible without the use of a telescope. Each of the stars has their own unique characteristics that Māori acknowledge and h...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Did you catch us on the radio this morning? We had an awesome kōrero with Simon from More FM Southland 89.2 about our Cervical Screening Event happening this weekend! 💙
Whether you're due for your smear test or it's your first time, we're here to make it as easy, friendly, and judgement-free as possible.
📍 West Invercargill Health, 3/64 Arena Avenue
📅 This weekend – Friday 9am to 7pm, Saturday 8am to 2pm!
💁♀️ Walk-ins welcome or book ahead – whatever suits you best! ... See MoreSee Less
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We may be closed today for the King's Birthday Holiday, but the team at Practice Plus is available between 8am and 8pm. ... See MoreSee Less
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We’ll be taking a short break this Monday, June 2nd for the King’s Birthday public holiday!
If you require medical assistance while we're away, please head to our pinned post for details on after hours care
We hope you enjoy the long weekend and take some time to relax and recharge!
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