Rongoā Māori is a traditional healing practice that is deeply rooted in the cultural knowledge and customs of the Māori, known as Matauranga Tikanga. It encompasses a range of culturally-specific responses to address the root causes of ill health, including the use of native plants (rongoā rākau), massage (mirimiri/romiromi), talking, (waiata) singing, and prayer (karakia).

ACC have implemented Rongoā Māori services for the Health and Disability sector. There is a growing recognition of the important role that traditional healing plays in mainstream healthcare, and discussions have been ongoing with Rongoā Whānau, Māori Health Providers, and Iwi to explore the integration of traditional healing with mainstream services.