Important: Our visiting policy has changed. Check here for more information.
“Haumara te taonga - Keeping our treasures safe”
Our priority is to keep our hospitals, clinics and other sites safe for everyone.
The move to Alert Level 1 at 11:59pm on Wednesday, 7 October has meant our visiting policy can be relaxed slightly, however CM Health will continue to limit visitors and public health measures are still required.
As of Thursday, 8 October visiting hours will be between 2pm and 8pm with no more than two people permitted per patient at one time.
A key support person can visit between 8am and 8pm or at all times by arrangement for compassionate reasons - please check with the charge nurse on the ward your whaanau are on.
Visitors including repeat visitors, outpatients and their support person will continue to be screened, using questions based on current COVID-19 case definition, and registered to enable contact tracing prior to entering the site.
Children under the age of 16 may visit between 2pm and 8pm by arrangement for compassionate reasons - please check with the charge nurse on the ward your whaanau are on.
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For the Neonatal Unit the overriding principle is that mother and baby are considered as one, i.e. not a baby and a visitor.
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Paediatric Inpatients |
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For all children under 15 years of age, both parents are considered primary caregivers. In some instances a primary caregiver may not be the parent (i.e. grandparent, aunty, adult sibling or other appointed caregiver).
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