The Health Centre offers a friendly, caring environment where clients can discuss their health issues and learn how to maximise their health and well-being. The osteopathic services are ACC endorsed.

There is also a shiatsu practitioner and masseur on site.

The Body Mechanics Health & Wellness Centre has the expertise to customise health plans, to optimise people’s health, and to improve their chances of keeping well.

Treatments being offered include:

• Osteopathy, Naturopathy
• Shiatsu, Nutritional Advice, Massage

Other services include nutritional consultations, detoxification programs, stress management programs and health and lifestyle assessments. These treatments are customised into individual exercise programs, stretch, Swiss Ball classes, as well as aqua-jogging classes and workplace assessments.

Rotorua - 20 Victoria Street
The Body Mechanics Health & Wellness Centre has freehold title to 609 square metres of land containing a 371 square metres premises. The Centre was constructed in 2003 onto an original building with wooden framing, weatherboard cladding and new iron roof. It has reception area, treatment rooms, separate office, staff toilet, and stock storage room. There is ample on-site parking for customers.

Above the current clinic is a 3 bedroom city apartment, with open plan kitchen / dining room as well as a bathroom / laundry.

This is currently let out separately.

If the new owner does not require the freehold title, a leasehold is available for 3 x 3 years with rent reviews every 2 years.

Matamata - 86 Arawa Street
Body Mechanics is currently renting rooms at these premises and operating an osteopathic clinic from there.

Rotorua is located at the heart of the North Island of New Zealand. The Rotorua region has a population of almost 70,000 people.

Rotorua with its geothermal activity, lakes, Maori culture, and natural beauty is one of New Zealand's most exciting destinations. Located on the southern shore of Lake Rotorua the city offers history, tradition, culture, and a host of popular tourist attractions.

Rotorua is also an important Conference Centre with participants coming from all around the North Island and from further afield.

Rotorua's geothermal areas attract thousands of tourists each year to see "blopping" mud pools, boiling hot water, geysers and steaming fumaroles. Rotorua is also famous for adventure sports like indoor rock climbing, bungy jumping, Zorb, Swoop, white water rafting, mountain biking, horse riding and many more.

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