Christmas and New Year opening hours and pay dates
We have reduced hours over the holiday period and are closed on public holidays. Your payments from us may be paid early. See more details.
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Nearly four decades ago, the life of Jason Ross changed in a horrific moment. He became a quadriplegic but never gave up and has achieved against the odds, making history as a civil engineer.
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ACC is laying down the wero (challenge) for all skiers and snowboarders across Aotearoa to “Have a Hmmm” before hitting the slopes this winter.
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A safe and timely return to work can improve your patient’s physical and mental wellbeing. It can also lead to shorter recovery times.
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As part of our continuing partnership with Whakarongorau Aotearoa to design a more effective entryway (Waharoa) to the sexual violence response system, Whakarongorau hosted three engagement sessions in February and March 2024 about this work.
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Find out who we’re partnering with in Te Tai Tokerau (Northland) and Tāmaki Makaurau (Auckland) to strengthen and heal whānau through localised, whānau-led solutions.
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Here's your guide to the recovery and support available to help you get back to work. Most people with non-complex injuries can recover safely at work.
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Find the right Read Code for your patient’s injury to record on their claim. Each read code has a trigger number telling you how many treatments we’ll pay for.
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MyACC is our simple online solution that puts you in control of your recovery.
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It’s vital we work with experts like you in helping New Zealanders get back to work and independence after injury. 2025 is about focusing on how we work with the health sector and commission for services to improve outcomes for injured people.
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ACC heads north to design kaupapa Māori solutions Ka haere a ACC ki te raki ki te waihanga i ngā whakautu i raro i te kaupapa Māori
We’re partnering with Māori providers across the motu (country) to help us develop new regional kaupapa Māori health services.