Ngaio Health
  • Practitioners
    • Gavin Crisp
    • Claire Rees
    • Joe Liguori
    • Rhys Dwyer
    • Debbie Southworth
  • Services
    • Osteopathy
    • Acupuncture
    • Manual Therapies >
      • Myofascial Release
      • Massage Therapy
      • Zero Balancing
      • Craniosacral Therapy
      • Ortho-Bionomy
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    • About us & policies
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ACC Information

ACC Information

Our osteopathy and acupuncture practitioners are registered  ACC health providers . Both osteopaths and acupuncturists can accept active existing ACC claims to treat the relevant covered injuries. 
For new injuries, you can lodge an ACC claim directly with an osteopath during your consultation if you are eligible.   You can also lodge a new claim with your GP, physiotherapist, chiropractor, etc. 

Acupuncturists cannot lodge a new injury claim for you, but can accept a claim for treatment once a claim is lodged and accepted.  The coverage for acupuncture lasts for 12 weeks from the date of your first acupuncture session for that claim.

Claims over 1 year since the date of injury are expired.  If you want to use an expired claim, please discuss this with your practitioner, they will assess your case to see if an extension is possible.  These are generally cases with a mental injury, serious injury, and those who’ve recently had surgery.  Be aware that the initial appointment would not be covered by ACC and will be billed a standard private rate.
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Found out more on ACC's website.
  • ACC: Injuries we cover
  • ACC: Treatment we can help pay for
Help with your Injury Claim:
Independent advice is available to help you understand ACC, such as Wayfinders, who provide free, independent advice so that you can understand what is happening with your claim and your ACC entitlements or any other query relating to ACC. 
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Click the link below to find out more and about other services:
  • Getting help navigating an ACC injury claim
  • Wayfinders

ACC Resources

Information for clients published or supported by ACC:
Injury Support & Prevention
  • Knowing about your lower back pain
  • Healthify: Back Pain
  • Knowing about your neck sprain
  • Knowing about your rotator cuff disorder
  • Caring for your mild ankle sprain
  • Caring for your knee injury
  • Knowing about your carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Knowing about your fractured metacarpal bone in the hand
  • Knowing about managing your persistent pain
  • Safety begins at home
  • Ladder Safety​
Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Recovery Advice for Concussion/Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
  • About Fatigue After Traumatic Brain Injury
  • Headaches After Brain Injury
  • Work and Study After a Brain Injury
  • About the Brain (Mild Traumatic Brain Injury)
  • Coping with Brain Injury for Family and Friends
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Brain Injury New Zealand
Disability Access:
Our 2 ground floor treatment rooms are wheelchair accessible, while the other 2 treatment rooms are located up some stairs.  If for whatever reason climbing stairs is an issue, and your session takes place in an upstairs room, let us know and if possible we can organize a ground floor room for your appointment.  The practitioners with rooms upstairs are Joe, Rhys, Rachel, & Debbie.
 
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Contact

Location: Address and map
63 Ottawa Road, Ngaio, Wellington
Email: [email protected]
Tel: (04) 479 4680

  • Practitioners
    • Gavin Crisp
    • Claire Rees
    • Joe Liguori
    • Rhys Dwyer
    • Debbie Southworth
  • Services
    • Osteopathy
    • Acupuncture
    • Manual Therapies >
      • Myofascial Release
      • Massage Therapy
      • Zero Balancing
      • Craniosacral Therapy
      • Ortho-Bionomy
  • About us
    • About us & policies
    • Pricing
    • Join us
  • Resources
    • ACC info
    • Resource hub
  • Contact us
  • Book now