A primary care clinic in Gonville, Whanganui, set up to reduce health inequity for Māori, Pasifika and people on low incomes. Gonville Health is at 44b Abbot Street. The website says the facility was established in 2009 and purpose-built for that aim, and describes a busy general practice with a vision for growth. Its clinical team includes general practitioners, nurse practitioners and registered nurses. An administration team helps in person and by phone. Enrolled patients can call to make an appointment, and new patients can find enrolment details on the website. Referrals to the Heads Road Clinic come with a map and directions.
Gonville Health is part of the Whanganui Regional Health Network, a non-profit charitable trust that works with eight general practices across the region. The website lists services including support for long-term conditions, pregnancy and parenting support, social support, and an outreach service for screening and immunisations. The website also quotes a patient who says the team were quick to diagnose their husband's health problems and kept in frequent contact.