SUPP is an adolescent Co-Existing Problems Service which caters to the needs of youth throughout the Whanganui DHB region.

Whether you are a patient or visitor in our Assessment, Treatment & Rehabilitation Ward (ATR)/Acute Stroke Unit you will notice we use a 'team nursing' model for providing you with the best possible care.

Medlab tests samples from patients referred by general practitioners, specialists, midwives and other medical referrers.

The Whanganui region’s higher-than-average population of older people (16 percent of Whanganui’s residents are aged 65 years or over) means a higher-than-average demand on our community’s health and social services.

Whanganui DHB provides a range of mental health and addiction services in the community, rural areas and on the Whanganui Hospital campus.

Te Whatu Ora Whanganui provides a range of oral health services including mobile dental units.

Radiology (X-ray) is a medical specialty which uses a variety of different imaging technologies and equipment to image the body and diagnose disease.

  Our Therapy Service comprises a Child Development Service, Social Work Service, Physiotherapy Service, Occupational Therapy Service, Dietitics Service and Speech Language Therapy Service.

Contact details   Opening hours   Reception 06 348 1286     8am - 4.

Whanganui Hospital's Theatre Services Unit includes pre-admission clinics, a day of surgery unit, endoscopy clinics, operating theatres and a post-anaesthetic care unit (recovery room).

Whether you are a patient or visitor in Whanganui Hospital's Medical Ward you will notice we use a 'team nursing' model for providing you with the best possible care.

Whether you are a patient or visitor in Whanganui Hospital's Surgical Ward you will notice we use a 'team nursing' model for providing you with the best possible care.

Infants, children and adolescents up to the age of 15 years are cared for in Whanganui Hospital's Children's Ward.

Whanganui Hospital's Maternity Unit provides inpatient care for women and their babies throughout pregnancy, as well as during and after birth.

Whanganui Hospital's Emergency Department provides 24-hour care for the assessment and treatment of serious illness or injury requiring urgent attention.

Whanganui Hospital's Critical Care Unit caters for critically ill, cardiac and high dependancy patients who require a highly specialised level of care.