Project LEO

Jacaranda House Open Doors

09/06/05

Jacaranda House - the first building to be refurbished as part of Project LEO - has opened its doors.

The building, on the north-east of the hospital campus, was originally used for nursing accommodation. It is now a community-focused centre, providing a base for a variety of clinics and departments on the ground and first floors (see full list below). The third floor houses a nine-bed medihotel, while the fourth floor provides 15 beds for trainee intern accommodation.


Jacaranda House entrance and reception

Ground floor

Diabetes Services:

Registrar for adult clinics
Paediatric Diabetes
Dietitians
Podiatry

STD clinics

Haematology

Medical Oncology

Radiation Oncology

District nursing clinics

Stoma
Ulcer
Continence

Medical clinics

Gastro-enterology and general medical
Rheumatology and general medical
General medical
Services for the elderly and general medical

Pain clinic

Mental Health for the Elderly

First floor

Offices for:

Community occupational therapy
District nursing
Community and occupational physiotherapy

Second floor

Offices for:

Planning and Funding Group, Bay of Plenty District Health Board
National Immunisation Register

Third floor

Medihotel

Fourth floor

Trainee intern accommodation