About our services
Well Women and Family offer a range of services in women's health between the ages of 18 and 70.
We are a nurse-led organisation and our nurses are highly specialised in cervical screening, sexual health and contraception.
We have a team of supporting health promoters who engage, empower and support the needs of our clients ahead of their appointments with our nursing team. We are a dedicated team and strive to provide equitable access to women's health services in your community.
Our nurses are fully trained in performing long acting reversible contraception (LARC) procedures such as contraceptive implant insertions/removals and intrauterine contraception (IUD) insertions/removals.
Please note: our nurses work within a strict clinical scope of practice and following an assessment with them, you may need to be referred to another provider.
Appointment KOHA
Well Women & Family do not receive ANY funding for wahine who do not meet eligibility criteria.
Cervical Screening (smear test)
Contraception Consultation
LARC Procedure (IUD or Implant) insertion or removal
STI Testing
Pregnancy Test
Gardasil Vaccination (HPV vaccine) >27yrs
Non Resident/No visa/Vistor
$40
$40
$50
$10*
$10*
Starts at $220 + $35 Nurse Consultation (per vaccine)*
$185
Eligibility Criteria
To be Eligible for a Free Cervical Screening, You Must:
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Be a NZ citizen / Permanent Resident
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Aged 25-69 years with a cervix
AND
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People with a cervix 30 years and over who have never been screened. This includes women and people with a cervix aged 70 to 74 years who have never been screened.
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People with a cervix 30 years and over who are under-screened - five years or more since your last cervical screening.
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Community Service Card (CSC) holders, aged 25 – 69 years.
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Follow up test.
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Māori and Pacific people with a cervix, aged 25 – 69 years.
To be Eligible for a Free Contraception consults, You Must:
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Be a NZ citizen / Permanent Resident
AND -
Hold a current community services card
OR
There may be other reasons you are eligible for a free consult; the nurse will discuss this with you when you attend