We Welcome New Patients
Please call in or phone our receptionists to enrol. Click here for more information.
Appointments at MEMC
Online bookings are available for doctors. For nurse bookings, please call.
All our doctors keep some spare appointments for urgent need, so if nothing seems available in our online booking system and you really need to be seen soon, please call our receptionists.
Phone and video consultations continue to be available, to save you travelling to the Medical Centre.
Please wait in your car or in our garden waiting room if you have a cough or cold and phone reception on arrival to check in.
Learn more about our different types of consultation here.
Healthcare After Hours
Telephone Mt Eden Medical Centre. The call will be answered by our nurses at Whakarongorau, who will help you work out what the right thing for you is.
Or contact the CareHQ service using the CareHQ app on a smartphone, tablet or computer with an internet connection. This is our trusted online service where you will consult with an experienced GP. To find out more, visit carehq.co.nz.
Measles is a serious and contagious disease. If you have an illness with a rash, then please alert reception and wait outside for your appointment.
There is a risk of getting measles if you have not had 2 vaccinations or have not had measles.
The measles (MMR) vaccine is free for all children under 18 years, and adults over the age of 18 who are eligible.
The MMR vaccine is offered at 12 months and 15 months. If your child missed their MMR vaccine it is free for them to catch up.
Many adults born between 1989 and 2004 in Aotearoa New Zealand were not vaccinated against measles. If you were living in NZ prior to 1969 you are considered immune.
If you are unable to find out if you have been vaccinated, it is recommended you get vaccinated as soon as possible. There is no additional risk in getting extra MMR doses.
For further information see: Measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine
Welcome to Mount Eden Medical Centre
“We believe that the best medical care is achieved through an ongoing relationship with your own GP”
