Peke Waihanga

Peke Waihanga is a New Zealand autonomous Crown entity focused on manufacturing and providing high-technology medical devices, particularly prosthetics and orthotics. Operating under the New Zealand Artificial Limb Service Act 2018, the organization aims to enable patient independence through tailored prosthetic, orthotic, and rehabilitation services. Their vision is to support independent and productive lives for patients. The company offers a range of services, including the Artificial Limb Service, Orthotic Service, and Peer Support Service, delivered through six city-based Centres and Regional Clinics across New Zealand. Peke Waihanga integrates device manufacturing with rehabilitation and care coordination, ensuring comprehensive support for patients. Their facilities, such as the modern center near Burwood Hospital in Christchurch, are designed to empower patients and reflect cultural resilience. Peke Waihanga serves a diverse customer base throughout New Zealand, providing injury support, advice, and assistance for daily management and rehabilitation. The leadership team includes Chief Executive Sean Gray and Chair George Reedy, with oversight from government ministers responsible for social development and disability issues.

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