Canopy news and blogs

A cancer diagnosis can impact many aspects of life, not just your physical health. Alongside medical treatment, patients often face emotional, nutritional, physical, and practical challenges that can continue during recovery and beyond.

• Lung Cancer

We are proud to see Dr Laird Cameron representing New Zealand's oncology community in a recent episode of Paddy Gower Has Issues, which explored the impact of lung cancer and the challenges faced by patients and healthcare professionals.

At Canopy Healthcare, delivering exceptional patient care isn’t just a measure. It’s part of our purpose. Every interaction, every conversation, and every experience is designed to support patients and their whānau at what is often a vulnerable time in their lives.

• Sustainability

Sustainability continues to be a focus for Canopy Healthcare and is deeply embedded in our business and clinical practices.

• Sustainability
• Toitu

We’re proud to share that Canopy Healthcare has received Toitū carbonreduce certification. This a major milestone in our sustainability journey and one that we are all very proud of.

Canopy Healthcare has opened its first co-located cancer care and diagnostic imaging clinics at Kaweka Hospital, Hastings, bringing world-class integrated healthcare closer to home for the Hawke’s Bay community.

We are delighted to announce that Dr Lauren Brown and Dr Mahendra Naidoo joined the Canopy Cancer Care team on 5 March 2025.

February is Cancer Awareness month and February 4 is World Cancer Day.  Since 2008, World Cancer Day has been acknowledged internationally to bring attention to the impacts of cancer.

• Imaging

Canopy Healthcare is thrilled to announce that Dr Claudia Wyss has officially commenced her role as Chief Executive at Canopy Healthcare following Tony Moffatt's move to the Canopy Board.

Earlier in the year, Canopy Cancer Care proudly supported and funded Cancer Trials New Zealand with a significant donation.

We are delighted to confirm the opening of our brand-new clinic at Ormiston Hospital on Wednesday 15 January, 2025.

Individuals who wish to monitor their health status, gain insight into their physical condition, or who are at risk of chronic disease can benefit from obtaining a Body Composition Scan.