State-of-the-art surgical and patient facilities are not all that's on offer at Forté Health. Kawiti Tukuru is Forté’s Kaumātua and he is always on hand to help patients in need.
Forté Health has teamed up with The Rotary NZ World Community Service to send desperately needed items to Pacific Island hospitals.
As New Zealand expands its bubble (just a little), Forté Health has updated its COVID-19 requirements.
An initiative to support and encourage cycling has taken off at Forté Health – and the bike sheds are full as a result!
The Forté team are on their way home from the ‘Leaders in Quality’ Awards, with one of the top Awards in their luggage!
It’s better for the staff, the patients and the environment – making the installation of Forté Health’s new oxygen supply system a milestone worth celebrating!
As the country enters Alert Level Two – and Alert Level Three for Auckland - Forté Health is reinstating its Alert Level Two precautions.
A new multi-disciplinary approach to knee injuries, which Forté Health is involved in, is making it easier – and cheaper – for patients to fully recover.
While welcoming 2021 with optimism, Forté Health is remaining vigilant in the new year with ongoing screening and testing procedures in place to detect and prevent any spread of COVID-19.
As 2020 comes to an end we’re sure all New Zealanders are ready to slow down and enjoy the festive celebrations with family and friends. Here at Forté Health we’re doing the same – closing from 23 December until 12 January 2021.
You may have noticed some work underway at Forté Health. It’s all part of our constant focus on innovation – ways we can do things better for our staff, our patients and our environment.
It’s a shared vision to ensure Cantabrians enjoy a world-class, enhanced health system that has brought Forté Health and Māia Health Foundation together for a further three years.