OUR SERVICES

Our dedicated team aims to provide a holistic approach to health and wellbeing and offers a wide range of healthcare services.

Whether it’s travel advice, wellness checks, sexual health, or long-term conditions management, your hauora is our top priority.

See below for a list of some our key and specialised services

Need more information or not sure if we can help you with something? Reach out to us by giving our friendly receptionists or nurses a call and we will be happy to assist you.

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Our Key Services

General medical treatment, advice, and diagnostic testing
Children’s health
Immunisations – all ages, including National Immunisation Schedule vaccines and non-funded vaccines
Gender-affirming care – hormone therapy maintenance, surgery referrals (see specialised GP/Nurse Practitioner services below for more)
Mental health support
Smoking cessation support
Diabetes and other long-term condition care
Osteoporosis treatments including Aclasta infusion
Wellness checks and full medicals
Sexual health care including STI tests, contraception, cervical screening, and fertility checks
Heart health assessments
Treatment for accidents including suturing and dressings
Minor surgeries including mole removal and for ingrown toenails
Hapūtanga/pregnancy care (first 14 weeks) and post-hapūtanga/pregnancy care
Breast checks
Prostate checks
Ear suctioning (if appropriate after GP/NP consultation)
Wart treatment (liquid nitrogen)
Travel advice and vaccinations - please download, read, and complete our pre-travel questionnaire below

Download our pre-travel questionnaire docx

Our Specialised GP/Nurse Practitioner Services

Initiating gender-affirming hormone replacement therapy

Who to see...*

Dr Christopher Veal, Dr Julian Foster, or Dr Roger Jubert

*If you are already established on a regular regimen for GA-HRT then any of our GPs/NP can be seen for renewal of your prescriptions or for gender-affirming surgery referrals

What's involved...

Our GPs each take their own approach to initiating GA-HRT. Please call reception to book your appointment and let them know 1) which GP you wish to see and 2) that you are wanting to discuss starting on HRT, and reception will let you know how long you need to book in for.

You may need to have more than one or multiple appointments, and your doctor will also ask that you have some baseline blood tests done. They may still need to refer you to a specialist depending on your test results or medical history.

Please note that Dr Jubert may prefer for you to also have an assessment with a psychologist before initiating HRT.

Vasectomies

Who to see...

Dr Roger Jubert

What's involved...

You will need to book an initial 15-minute appointment with Dr Jubert to discuss the vasectomy procedure and to assess whether a vasectomy is the right option for you.

If Dr Jubert determines a vasectomy is appropriate for you and you decide to proceed, you will then need to arrange a 1-hour appointment with Dr Jubert for the procedure itself.

Contraceptive implant (Jadelle)

Who to see...

For the initial assessment: any of our GPs or Nurse practitioner

For the procedure: Dr Julian Foster or Dr Christopher Veal

What's involved...

You will need to book an initial 15-minute appointment to discuss this.

A 30-minute appointment with Dr Foster or Dr Veal is then needed for the procedure, which may be to remove your implant without reinsertion, to insert an implant for the first time, or to replace your current implant with a new one.

IUD removal

Who to see...

Any of our GPs or Jasper Nacilla (Nurse Practitioner)

What's involved...

You will need to book a 15-minute appointment for this.

We are generally unable to provide IUD insertions. The exception is when Dr Kiri Renssen (locum GP) is working with us, in which case an initial 15-minute appointment with Dr Renssen is required to discuss this. Keep an eye out on our Latest News page for updates on GP leave to see if Dr Renssen is providing cover with us or not.

Ingrown toenail surgery

Who to see...

Dr Roger Jubert or Dr Martin Harris or Dr Julian Foster

What's involved...

You will need to book an initial 15-minute appointment with the doctor to have your toenail assessed and determine whether minor surgery is appropriate. They will also assess whether infection is present and will treat this first if so.

If the doctor recommends minor surgery and you decide to proceed, you will need to arrange a 30-minute appointment with the doctor for the procedure.

PrEP

Who to see...

Dr Julian Foster or Dr Christopher Veal or Dr Roger Jubert or Jasper Nacilla (Nurse Practitioner)

What's involved...

To start on PrEP you will need to book a 15-minute appointment, during which the practitioner will discuss PrEP with you and, if appropriate, order the required tests for you. They will need to receive the results for these tests before they can issue a prescription.

If you're already on PrEP, you will need to undergo 3-monthly tests in order to renew your prescription. Your practitioner will also let you know when you're due to see them for a review.

Medicals for Belgium visas

Who to see...

A Practice Nurse followed by Dr Martin Harris or Dr Roger Jubert or Dr Julian Foster

What's involved...

You will need to book a 15-minute Practice Nurse appointment followed immediately by a 30-minute GP appointment to complete a physical assessment. The GP will also order blood tests and an x-ray for you. They will not be able to sign off your form until the results have all been received.

Weight management

Who to see...

All of our GPs are able to provide general weight management advice and to prescribe weight-loss medications such as Contrave and Wegovy when appropriate, but Jasper Nacilla (Nurse Practitioner) has a particular interest in weight management and has completed specialised training to become SCOPE (Strategic Centre for Obesity Professional Education) certified by the World Obesity Federation.

ADHD diagnosis assessments

Please note we are not offering ADHD diagnosis assessments yet but will be in the near future. We are providing the information below so that patients who are interested in this service can have an idea of what's involved before we open our ADHD Assessment Clinic, which we expect will begin sometime in May.

We will update this space once we are taking ADHD assessment bookings.

(updated 16/04/2026)

Eligibility for assessment

ADHD assessments will only be available for patients aged 18-55 years. We will not be able to assess any patients outside of this age range for a potential diagnosis of ADHD.

Exclusion criteria: Additionally, we are not able to provide assessments for a potential diagnosis of ADHD for patients to whom any of the below criteria apply. These conditions add complexity to the safe use of stimulant medications and increase the likelihood that ADHD-like symptoms may be secondary to another underlying condition.

Current use of anti-psychotic medication (e.g. quetiapine, risperidone, aripiprazole, clozapine, olanzapine, haloperidol, chlorpromazine, etc.)
Active pregnancy
History of neurocognitive impairment (e.g. traumatic brain injury, cerebrovascular event, dementia, etc.)
History of uncontrolled cardiovascular disease (e.g. uncontrolled hypertension/high blood pressure, prolonged QT syndrome, cardiomyopathy, structural heart disease, etc.)

Pre-visit requirements

Before having your initial consultation for a potential diagnosis of ADHD you will need to complete a packet of screening questionnaires, which will be provided to you.

You will not be able to be assessed without completion of these pre-visit questionnaires.

These questionnaires include:

Weiss Functional Impairment Rating
Adult ADHD Self Report Scale
Wender Utah Rating Scale for ADHD
Patient Health Questionnaire-9
Generalised Anxiety Disorder-7
Adult ADHD Symptom Rating Scale - Observer Version (to be completed by a person who can reliably comment on your behaviour over the past 6 months)

Initial consultation

Your assessment will be for potential diagnosis of ADHD: a diagnosis and/or treatment are not guaranteed.

Dr Christopher Veal will be our only practitioner providing ADHD assessments.

You will need to book a 45-minute initial appointment during Dr Veal's ADHD Assessment Clinic, which he will likely be running one day per week every other week.

Your initial consultation will include a review of your completed screening questionnaires, a review of your medical and social history, and general interview with Dr Veal. You will need to have some blood tests done as part of your assessment (to be ordered during your appointment), and you may also need to have an ECG (depending on your cardiovascular risk factors).

Follow-up visits

If you are diagnosed with ADHD and started on treatment with medication, it is a requirement that you come in for 15-minute follow-up visits:

2 weeks after initial consultation, and
4 weeks after initial consultation, and
every 3 months for the first 12 months after initial consultation.

You will not be able to get your prescription renewed without attending these regular follow-up appointments.

These appointments are to monitor your blood pressure and weight, to evaluate medication efficacy, and to address any issues or concerns.

After the first 12 months, you may be able to change to follow-up appointments every 6 months if you are on a stable dose of medication and have no concerns.

Costs

We are still determining initial consultation fees and will update this information prior to starting ADHD Assessment Clinics.

Our Specialised
Practice Nurse Services

Service	Who to see
Cervical/HPV screening	Hayley (or your GP/NP)
Spirometry	Brandon
Ear-suctioning	Brandon - GP/NP appointment required first
Travel vaccines (excluding yellow fever vaccine)	Any Practice Nurse - GP/NP appointment required first

Our Funded Services

We are pleased to be able to offer a number of fully funded services to support our enrolled patients.

Some of these services include:

Diabetes Annual Review: one funded 30-minute appointment with a practice nurse per year for an in-depth diabetes health and medication review
Funded appointments for cervical screening for:
– People with a cervix aged 30+ years who have never had a cervical screening before OR haven’t had a cervical screening in the past 5 years
– All Māori and Pasifika people who have a cervix
– All CSC-holders who have a cervix
Funded appointments for people requiring follow-up after their cervical screening
One funded standard GP/Nurse Practitioner appointment per year for all rangatahi Māori aged 14-18 years
One funded standard GP/Nurse Practitioner appointment per year for all transgender patients
Some funded appointments to assist people with long-term conditions (funding applied at the practitioner’s discretion)

Prescriptions

Ordering your repeat prescription

If you’re due for your next prescription, you can order this either by calling reception or by placing a request through our patient portal Well if you have a registered account.

Please ensure you know the names of the medication/s you need to request and which pharmacy you would like the prescription sent to prior to contacting us.

All prescriptions are electronically sent directly to your chosen pharmacy. Unless you specifically request an urgent same-day prescription, your prescription will be sent to the pharmacy by 2PM the following working day.

Prescription fees

A standard prescription fee applies for all prescriptions issued outside of an appointment. Prescription request fees apply per person (not per family or per couple).

There is a higher fee for urgent/same-day prescription requests. See our Enrolment & Fees page.

Other key information

Make sure to order your repeat prescriptions early: we strongly recommend that you keep enough of your medications to last at least 3 weeks in case of emergencies
You may request a repeat prescription without an appointment, but your GP or NP (including locums) may determine that it is inappropriate to prescribe without seeing you
If your GP or NP determines that providing a repeat prescription is not appropriate without a consultation with you first, we will contact you to let you know
Charges apply for all prescriptions issued outside of an appointment – see our fees schedule
Please let us know if you need your prescription urgently – same-day fee applies, see our fees schedule
We recommend contacting your pharmacy before you go to collect your prescription to ensure they have received it and to give them time to prepare your medications
If you’re requesting a medication that your GP or NP has never prescribed for you before, you will need to see them for an appointment

If you are receiving certain medications, you need a review with your prescriber every 3 months. This could be an in-person or telehealth consultation depending on your health conditions and the medications you are taking. Your prescriber can advise on whether telehealth is an option.

These medications include:

Opioids – this includes morphine, tramadol, codeine
Benzodiazepines – this includes diazepam, lorazepam, clonazepam
Stimulants – methylphenidate, dexamphetamine
Others such as gabapentin, pregabalin, cyclizine

If you have not had an appointment with your prescriber in the last three months, your repeat prescription request will be declined and you will need to book an appointment for review instead.

The above medications will not be prescribed for new patients until they have had an assessment with a prescribing practitioner.

If there are concerns about whether these are the right medications for you, your practitioner may choose not to prescribe these medications.

Take a look at our FAQs page for answers to some other frequently asked questions about prescriptions.