New Zealand’s largest healthcare, disability and wellbeing support provider

Bringing healthcare back to the place you call home has been HealthCare NZ’s vision since 1988. Haukāinga (home) is where we feel a sense of belonging. It’s the place we watched our whānau grow up, where neighbours look out for one another, and it’s where we’d rather be when managing our health and keeping well. Our team of around 7,500 skilled and trained health professionals work to make sure everyone has equal access to healthcare at home.

To get support for you or your loved ones, click on the service icon or title below.

  • Community & Rehabilitation

    Both our Community and Rehabilitation services offer home support. This ties in to our core goal: to enable independence and good living in the comfort of of home, through high quality expert support.

  • Nursing Services

    On-call, 24/7 in-home nursing services; personalised support to care for your individual needs. ACC nursing is available for people with approved ACC injuries.

  • Medical Alarms

    A one button connection to emergency specialists who can get you the help you need.

  • Duty Calls: Nursing Jobs in NZ

    Providing temporary and short-term contract Nursing Staff and Healthcare Assistants throughout New Zealand.

  • privatecare nz

    Add extra hours to your support

    Our partners Private Care NZ can provide affordable, privately funded health & wellness support packages in the comfort of your own home.

  • My Homecare

    With HealthCare NZ’s latest innovation, you are in the driver’s seat: view, alter, or share your support details.

HealthCare NZ
Our Purpose, Vision & Values

TE PAE TATA – OUR PURPOSE
Pae Ora mō Tātau Katoa

Achieving Equitable Wellbeing for Everyone


TE PAE TAWHITI – OUR VISION
Tohunga Oranga Tāngata ki te Ao

A world leading organisation, bringing our range of wrap-around services, skills, technology and determination to transform people’s lives, together for good.


WHAKAMAUA KIA TINA – OUR VALUES

Kai Whakaute

  • We act with Care, Respect and Empathy

Kai Huhuatanga

  • We strive for Excellence and Quality

Kai Whanaungatanga

  • We act in Partnership

As a committed Te Tiriti o Waitangi partner, and through our partnerships with local iwi, government and community health organisations, we support thousands of New Zealanders in nearly every corner of Aotearoa with our comprehensive home and community support services. In fact, more people trust us to support them and their whānau at home than anyone else. 

To find out how we could support you, please click through to our list of services.


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The Latest From Our Blog And Newsroom

Home and community support services experience survey 2024

Tuesday 20 August, 2024

Have your say on the way our services are working In September 2024 we are undertaking a survey of people’s experiences of our home and community support services. Their feedback will help us understand what we are doing well and where we can improve our services. Invitations will go out by email and text message […]

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HealthCare NZ & NZHG brands take the Pride Pledge!

Thursday 20 June, 2024

We commit to all LGBTTQIA+, Tāngata Takatāpui and Rainbow people having the freedom to feel safe, be included, and be visible and will use our voice to actively affirm, empower and celebrate our Rainbow communities.  New Zealand Health Group (NZHG) brands, is proud to be the country’s first national community health and support services provider to […]

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Supporting Autistic Children Through Floods & Natural Disasters

Wednesday 22 February, 2023

When severe weather events happen, it is normal to have an emotional response, whether you’re directly or indirectly affected. These emotions affect people of all ages, in different ways. They can occur immediately, later, or even long after the event has passed. People may experience thoughts, feelings, physical reactions, or behaviours that are intense, confusing, […]

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