Mauri Ora Clinic
Vaccinations: Covid-19, Influenza, MMR
Tues 2pm – 6pm
Covid, Flu (Walk ins)
Thurs 12pm – 4pm
Covid, Flu (Walk ins)
Free Blood Pressure Checks
Mon 9am – 1pm
Wed 9am – 1pm
Vaccinations: Covid-19, Influenza, MMR
Tues 2pm – 6pm
Covid, Flu (Walk ins)
Thurs 12pm – 4pm
Covid, Flu (Walk ins)
Free Blood Pressure Checks
Mon 9am – 1pm
Wed 9am – 1pm
There are FREE “RATS tests” available from the entranceway of Te Puna Oranga o Ōtaki daily between 9am and 3pm.
51 Main Street, Ōtaki (beside Curry Town).
*These tests are for household contacts or those experiencing covid-like symptoms.
Ages 5yrs and above are eligible for the COVID vaccine. Most children aged 5-11 can have two paediatric doses of the Pfizer vaccine 8 weeks apart. Some severely immunocompromised children may be eligible for a third paediatric dose. They are not eligible for a booster.
Only ages 16yrs and above can have a booster. (16 and 17 year old’s can have their booster 6 months after completing their primary course).
Reminder: If you have contracted the COVID virus, there is a 6 month stand down period until you are able to receive a COVID vaccine.
Second boosters for those at risk of severe illness from COVID-19
A second booster is recommended for those at increased risk of severe illness from COVID-19 – a minimum of 6 months after a first booster.
For those who are not considered at risk of severe illness from COVID-19, a two-dose primary course and a booster dose provides very good protection against severe illness from COVID-19.
The following people are recommended to receive a second booster as a priority:
In addition, a second booster is available for:
Osheanya Kopa
Registered Nurse
Te Rairi Peneha
Kairuruku Whare Haumanu
Mauri Ora Clinic Coordinator
Pregnant women (any trimester)
People aged 65 years older
Māori and Pacific peoples aged 55 to 64 years
People aged under 65 years with any of the medical conditions listed in the Ministry of Health information
People under 65 years of age who have schizophrenia, major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, or schizoaffective disorder; OR are currently accessing secondary or tertiary mental health and addiction services
Children aged 3 to 12 years inclusive
Children aged 4 years or under who have been hospitalised for respiratory illness or have a history of significant respiratory illness