Open today 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.

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  Dr Phillip Barter

  General Practitioner - Vocationally Registered

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  Dr Kit Boyes

  General Practitioner

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  Dr Kathryn Elcock

  General Practitioner - Vocationally Registered

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  Dr Dean Foster

  General Practitioner

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  Dr Vaughan Lock

  General Practitioner

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  Dr Trinh Wright

  General Practitioner

Open today 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.

Note: Saturday Clinic - patient to phone for appointment 

The doctors are on duty at the Medical Centre as follows:

Dr Phillip Barter
8:30am - 5:00pm, Monday
9:00am - 5:00pm, Tuesday & Thursday

Dr Dean Foster
8:30am - 5pm Tuesday to Friday

Dr Trinh Wright
8:30am – 5:00pm Wednesday and Friday

8.30am- 12.00 Thursday  

Dr Katherine Elcock
8:30am - 5pm Monday, Tuesday & Friday

Dr Kit Boyes
8:30am – 5pm Monday

*A registrar doctor works at the Medical Centre 8:30am - 5pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

A registrar doctor is fully qualified, sometimes with years of experience in a hospital. The 5-month long placement with the Medical Centre is to enable the doctor to experience the varied cases that are part of rural practice. The registrar is supervised and mentored by the senior staff. The placement forms part of their ongoing education so that at the end of a year they will be ready to sit the exams for the first part of the specialist GP qualification.

When visiting the Centre, you may be asked if you would mind being seen by the registrar. He or she will have full access to your medical notes on the computer and will always refer to your own GP or senior staff member, if necessary. You will never be pressured into seeing them, if you would prefer to visit your usual Doctor.

AFTER HOURS: If you phone the surgery after hours (after 5pm or at the weekend), the surgery may be closed but your call will be diverted to a triage nurse, who will then contact the duty doctor if required. Note: This doctor may be at Helensville, Waimauku, Huapai or Kumeu and may not have full access to your records. The triage nurse cannot answer questions from your records or make appointments. Please telephone in normal working hours. Also ask about Manage My Health, our secure online portal that allows you to communicate with the practice after hours. 

Public Holidays: Closed on all public holidays.

Preferred urgent care clinic out of hours: Westgate Medical Centre.

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This practice is not currently enrolling new patients.

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English, Language Line - Telephone Interpreting Service

Enrolled Patient Fees

All rates from August 2019

Non-Enrolled Patient Fees

 * ACC surcharge $19.00 ($13.00 for 14 to 17). 
Non-Registered / non funded (i.e. casual) patients: ACC Surcharge: $32.

ALL under 14 children are FREE.
 

* Extra charges apply for appointments after 5pm weekdays, on weekends, also for minor surgery, home visits and after-hours consultations.
 

* ALL Fees are to be paid at the time of consultation please. 

Unpaid accounts will attract a $5 administration fee at the end of the month.

 Some Other Fees for enrolled patients (Casual patients will be higher)

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