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Welcome to Ellerslie Medical Centre

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SPRING 2024 – SEPTEMBER UPDATE

We are almost through the worst of the winter illnesses and looking forward to summer. We will be closing for the Christmas break on December 24th at 12pm, and re-opening January 8th at 8am.

We welcome new enrolments, please click here for more information.

Click here for our latest services and fees update.

Our online portal remains open for bookings, or you can call reception on 09-5796147.

Appointments

Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm.

Appointments only, no walk-in service

Our books are OPEN for enrolment.

How to Book

For all appointments either book through the portal or please call reception.

Masks

Please wear a mask if you are sick.

We can provide one free at reception if needed.

Portal

Log in to patient portal to view results and request repeat prescriptions

If you don’t have a portal account, please ring reception on 09-5796147

Winter Update and Fees Review

Winter update, Fees review 31st July

Wishing you a healthy, happy, restful holiday season from our work whānau to your whānau!! We will be closing for the end-of-year break at 12 noon on Friday 22nd December 2023 and re-opening at 8am on 8th January 2024. During this period, the Ascot A&M and Lunn...

Introducing Dr Kristina, Cervical Screening Changes, Fees Review in October

Introducing Kristina Panzic We are delighted to introduce Kristina, who joins our team at the end of the month. She will be working all day Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. This is what she says about herself: "Kristina has been working in the Greater Auckland...

Easter 2023 – Services Update And Fees Review

Staff Update Dr Rachel is back at work after the birth of her and Dr Norm's beautiful new baby girl last year. Dr Andrea is also back at work following her successful spinal surgery last year. Dr Siobhan (our locum for Dr Rachel's maternity leave) has joined our team....

Staying Healthy in Your 60s: Tips for a Better Life

As you age, it's important to maintain your health and well-being. This is particularly true if you're in your 60s or older. Although it's never too late to start exercising, it's crucial to maintain consistency. The longer you remain active, the lower your risk of...