The SDHB has allocated funds to fix the broken-down equipment which caused the closure of the pool on 20 May, although importantly, no timeframe has been given by the SDHB for practical completion of the work. In the expectation that the broken-down equipment will be fixed eventually, the trust has been paying the wages of
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The pool will be closed at 12pm on Sunday 22 December and will reopen at 6.30am on Monday 13 January 2020.
Show your support for our Physio Pool by using our Social Media graphics – Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and Instagram available to download free of charge. If you can link back to www.physiopool.org.nz when you upload the images, even better!
More than 70 countries are participating in the Worldwide Aquathon at the same time (local). Saturday 14 November 12:30pm to 3:30pm – a three hour marathon of non-stop Aqua Aerobics at the Physio Pool! Support the Physio Pool by participating and, if you can, organise sponsors. Join in for one, two, three, four, five or
The Otago Therapeutic Pool Trust now has an e-newsletter that will have the latest updates about the pool, what’s coming up and other relevant information. Make sure you sign up to keep up-to-date with the latest Pool news. * indicates required Email* Name Surname
Are you studying at Uni or Polytech? For all of July get in for HALF PRICE! Only $3.50 with your student ID and within walking distance of the Uni and Polytech, corner Castle Street and Hanover. Make sure you share this with any students you know! Physio Pool is open to the public: Monday to
We have set up an official Facebook page for the Physio Pool. Please show your support and like us by clicking on the image.
Mark Shirley, Physiotherapist and Clinical Manager of Rata South, has been taking his patients to the Dunedin Physio Pool over the past 10-15 years. He estimates that they see about 2,000 to 3,000 people per year at the Pool, which Rata South uses as one of their key rehabilitation tools. They treat a range of
As is widely reported in the ODT, the Otago PhysioPool Trust aims to raise $1.5 million to save the pool. Caversham Physiotherapy is keen to support and we have organised a FUNdraising Charity Dance. Our audacious goal is to help by raising at least $20,000! 100% of the ticket price is being donated to
Philip Lomas finds out next week whether he will represent his country at the Special Olympics World Summer Games in July. Mr Lomas, of Dunedin, trains at the Otago Therapeutic Physio Pool each week, with up to 40 other Otago Special Olympics members. Mr Lomas, who has autism, has been in the Otago team for
