Using rongoā Māori to support your rehabilitation

If you have an approved claim, find out what you need to do to request rongoā Māori as part of your rehabilitation.

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    To access our Rongoā Māori Service, you need to have an approved claim with us. Find out what you need to do if you're injured in an accident and how a claim is made on your behalf. 

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    Step one | Find a rongoā Māori practitioner

    When you request access to our Rongoā Māori Service, we'll ask you to tell us which kairongoā you would like to see. You can find a list of all ACC-registered kairongoā on the Healthpoint website.

    Healthpoint | Find a practitioner

    These kairongoā meet all our requirements and have been endorsed by rongoā Māori mentors and mana whenua.

    Step two | Make a request

    You can request rongoā Māori as part of your rehabilitation in the following ways.

    1. Contact your ACC Recovery team member

      If you have a Recovery team member who is supporting you with your claim, you can reach out to them direct.

    2. MyACC

      Log in and request rongoā Māori via MyACC
      Register or log in to MyACC

    3. Call or email us

      If you are unable to use MyACC, contact us by phone or email to request rongoā Māori.

      Phone 0800 101 996
      Email claims@acc.co.nz

    We'll discuss with you about how your injury is affecting you and how you expect rongoā will help your recovery. Your Recovery team member will need to approve your request before you can start to receive rongoā Māori.

    Step three | Make an appointment

    Once you have selected a kairongoā and you have approval from us for rongoā Māori sessions, you are then able to contact your kairongoā and make an appointment. 

    About our Rongoā Māori Service

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    Last published: 30 June 2026