Our Facilities
All Counties Manukau District Health Board facilities are smoke free.
As CMDHB services New Zealand’s fast growing population with its own specific health needs the demand for services and facilities at Counties Manukau is expected to increase. By 2020 the districts population is expected to grow by nearly 50% from 433,000 in 2005 to approximately 536,300 people in 2020. As a result, it is projected that inpatient bed numbers will grow from approximately 950 to about 1,500 in 2020. Outpatient attendances will grow from approximately 200,000 to 300,000 in 2020.
TOWARDS 20/20, a major long term investment project expanding and refurbishing CMDHB facilities and services aims to met the needs of our growing community by 2020.
To date we have completed the refurbishment of Radiology and CT and have opened a new Cardiac Catheter Laboratory, Neonatal Unit, National Burn Centre and two new medical wards on Level 3 Adult Medical Centre. Ongoing projects include significant upgrades to all our community mental health facilities. A new Assessment Labour and Birthing Unit, Maternity Ward, Gynaecology Care Unit, Coronary Care and Step Down Unit, 2 x Surgical and 2 x Orthopaedic wards, realignment of our corridors, new Intensive Care Unit, new High Dependency Unit, refurbishment of theatres, expansion of outpatient facilities and services for the Manukau site and completion of a 6 storey Edmund Hillary Block are also complete.
Planning around our future growth and clinical and facility requirements over the next 12 years to 2020 continue to be a CMDHB priority.
New facilities opened during 2009
Pukekohe Maternity Ambulance Bay, December 2009; Bereavement Care Services, Ground Floor, Building 2, Middlemore Hospital, December 2009; new Radiology Offices, Building 2, Middlemore Hospital; November 2009; new Modules for Hand Therapy and Clinical Photography at the Manukau SuperClinic™, November 2009; Aroha ki te Tagata (compassion towards others) at Kerrs Road, Manukau; October 2009, refurbishment of the Galbraith entrance, Middlemore Hospital, September 2009; Upgrade of Wards 23 and 24 AT&R, July 2009; officially opening of Level 1 (Cardiac Investigation Unit), Level 3 (Medical) and Level 4 (Surgical) of the new Edmund Hillary Block, June 2009; Building A (Module 10 and Ophthalmology) Building B (Referrals and Appointments Centre, Staff Cafe, Mail Room and Management Suite) opens at the Manukau SuperClinic, June 2009; new Theatre Admission and Discharge Unit (TADU) opens at Middlemore Hospital, April 2009; The new High Dependency Unit (HDU) opens at Middlemore Hospital, April 2009.
Hospitals/Maternity Units/Mental Health Units/Specialty Service Units
Middlemore Hospital and its environs provide the most extensive services and facilities to the CMDHB communities, Other Inpatient services are also provided at our other facilities, which include Kidz First Children's Hospital, the Manukau Surgery Centre, Pukekohe Hospital, Franklin Memorial Hospital, Botany Downs Maternity Unit and Papakura Maternity Unit as well as dedicated mental health and rehabilitation units.
Hospitals
SuperClinics
Outpatient services are primarily provided at Manukau SuperClinic™ and Botany SuperClinic™.
Other Facilities
The majority of outpatient services are provided at Manukau SuperClinic™.
Maternity Units
Counties Manukau DHB maternity services are located at Middlemore Hospital, Botany Downs Maternity Unit, Papakura Maternity Unit, and Pukekohe Maternity Unit.
Botany Downs “Whare Tapu” Maternity Unit
Mental Health Units
CMDHB Mental Health Service is a specialist service, designed to target the 3% of the population with significant mental health illness. The Mental Health Service provides a range of multi-disciplinary assessment, treatment and rehabilitation services, in inpatient and community settings, to children, adolescents, adults and the elderly.
Mental health services provided by CMDHB are:
Located at Middlemore Hospital
Located at Aroha ki te Tangata
Located at Manukau Community Mental Health Centre
Located at Tamaki Oranga Recovery Centre
Auckland Spinal Rehabilitation Unit