Choose the Right Care Route Before You Travel
Check Cambridge Medical Centre’s phone number, opening hours, MyIndici booking rules, current fees, enrolment documents and urgent-care options before leaving home.
Use the portal for a suitable standard consultation. Phone reception for urgent symptoms, multiple concerns, medicals, procedures, vaccinations or any appointment requiring special scheduling.
Quick Answer
Cambridge Medical Centre is at 48 Alpha Street, Cambridge, Waikato. The clinic is open Monday from 9am to 5pm and Tuesday to Friday from 8:30am to 5pm.
- Phone 07 827 7184 to book, reschedule or request urgent triage.
- Appointments are not booked or rescheduled by email.
- Eligible registered patients can use MyIndici for standard appointments.
- The practice is currently accepting new enrolments.
- The walk-in urgent-care roster changes, so check it before travelling.
I Want To…
Choose the task closest to what you need.
Phone Number, Address and Opening Hours
Use the clinic’s contact page or clinic-reviewed Healthpoint listing for current contact information.
- Main phone
- 07 827 7184
- Address
- 48 Alpha Street, Cambridge, Waikato 3434
- Non-urgent email
- info@cambridgemedicalcentre.co.nz
- Healthlink EDI
- CAMMCCAM
- Monday
- 9am–5pm
- Tuesday–Friday
- 8:30am–5pm
- Weekends
- Closed
- Public holidays
- Closed
- Accessibility
- Healthpoint lists wheelchair access
Book the Correct Appointment the First Time
Cambridge Medical Centre asks patients to focus on one main problem during a standard consultation. Tell reception when several concerns or complex paperwork require more time.
| What you need | Best first action | Why | What to prepare |
|---|---|---|---|
| One routine concern | MyIndici or phone | A standard consultation slot may be suitable. | Main symptom, duration and current medicines. |
| Several health concerns | Ask for a double appointment | The practice has a one-problem-per-consultation policy. | Prioritised list of concerns. |
| Urgent or worsening symptoms | Phone reception | A nurse can triage the problem and discuss same-day options. | When symptoms began and what changed. |
| Annual medication review | Phone reception | The clinic can choose a GP or advanced nurse appointment. | All medicines, doses and recent monitoring. |
| Medical or specialist assessment | Phone reception | Driving, diving, employment, insurance and ACC medicals need special scheduling. | Relevant form, ID and required test information. |
| Vaccination or travel health | Follow the clinic’s service instructions | Stock, questionnaires and preparation may be required. | Vaccine history, destinations and departure date. |
| Procedure or minor surgery | Phone reception | Skin checks, mole removal and injections need the correct clinician and time. | Referral, previous results and procedure details. |
| Mental-health or complex consultation | Request additional time | A normal portal slot may be too short. | Main priorities and support needs. |
Choose the main concern
Identify the most important reason for seeing the clinician.
Select portal or phone
Use MyIndici for a suitable standard consultation only.
Confirm appointment length
Ask about a double appointment when extra time is needed.
Check cost and preparation
Confirm the likely fee, documents and tests before arriving.
“Kia ora, my main concern is ____. It began ____. I also need help with ____. Should I book a standard appointment, double appointment, nurse clinic or urgent triage?”
Who can use MyIndici?
MyIndici is available to registered Cambridge Medical Centre patients aged 16 or older who have their own email address. Parents or legal guardians can ask to link a child’s record until the child turns 16.
What can MyIndici do?
The portal can be used to book suitable standard appointments, request repeat prescriptions, view results and communicate with a nurse or administrator.
MyIndici login security
The clinic’s instructions explain that multi-factor authentication may require two one-time codes. Keep the login page open while checking text messages, then return to enter each code.
New-Patient Enrolment and Records Transfer
Cambridge Medical Centre currently states that it is accepting new enrolments. The May 2026 enrolment PDF explains the identity, eligibility, consent and record-transfer steps.
Prepare these documents
- Photo ID for every applicant aged 16 or older.
- New Zealand passport or driver licence when born in New Zealand.
- Passport and current visa when born overseas.
- Citizenship certificate when required.
- Current medicine, supplement and allergy list.
- Previous medical-centre details for record transfer.
Each person needs a separate form
Everyone aged 16 or older must complete and sign their own form. A parent or authorised caregiver signs for a child under 16.
Medical-record transfer is part of enrolment
The current form states that the previous practice has ten working days to transfer records. Cambridge Medical Centre may not arrange the initial new-GP appointment until those records arrive.
First medication review and GP appointment
New patients taking long-term medicines are asked to complete a nurse medication review, followed by a GP appointment. The paper form warns that the initial GP consultation may need to be a double appointment, with a double-appointment fee.
Heidi AI consent on the enrolment form
The May 2026 form includes separate options to consent to or decline Heidi AI consultation note-taking. It states that conversations are transcribed while they happen and that no recording is stored.
Electronic health-record choices
The form also asks whether you consent to authorised healthcare professionals viewing a summary through the Indici shared electronic health record and whether information can be shared with external healthcare professionals involved in your care.
Cambridge Medical Centre Fees
The current PDF linked from the clinic’s fee page is headed “Consultation Fees February 2026.” It says standard fees are based on a 15-minute appointment, include GST and are payable on the day.
Published standard consultation examples
| Age | Registered without CSC | Registered with CSC | Casual patient |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–5 years | Free | Free | $40 |
| 6–13 years | Free | Free | $40 |
| 14–17 years | $40 | $13.50 | $80 |
| 18–24 years | $50 | $20 | $120 |
| 25–64 years | $65 | $20 | $120 |
| 65 years and over | $60 | $20 | $120 |
Published ACC consultation examples
| Age | Registered without CSC | Registered with CSC | Casual ACC |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0–13 years | Free | Free | $40 |
| 14–17 years | $30 | $13.50 | $80 |
| 18–24 years | $44.55 | $20 | $120 |
| 25–64 years | $54 | $20 | $120 |
| 65 years and over | $50 | $20 | $120 |
Other useful fee examples from the PDF
| Service | Published fee | Important condition |
|---|---|---|
| Acute triage | $10 extra | Added to the relevant GP or nurse consultation. |
| Registered nurse consultation, age 14+ | $35 | Procedure charges may be additional. |
| Casual nurse consultation, adult | $55 | Extra treatment costs may apply. |
| Standard repeat prescription | $27 | Allow two working days. |
| Urgent repeat prescription | $35 | Same day or less than two working days. |
| Driving medical | $85 | Book the correct medical appointment. |
| Full skin check | $150 | Treatment or laboratory costs may be additional. |
| ECG | $55 plus consultation | Confirm the booking type and total cost. |
| Spirometry | $75 | Preparation or a consultation may also be required. |
| Annual medication review or new-patient nurse review | $50 for 30 minutes | The PDF lists $20 for eligible CSC patients. |
| Well-person annual check | $105 | Thirty minutes and includes an ECG. |
Payment and longer-appointment rules
The clinic accepts cash, EFTPOS, credit card and internet banking. Extended consultations can cost more. For patients over 14, a double appointment can be charged at twice the standard consultation fee; the PDF lists $40 for a double appointment for children under 14.
Repeat Prescriptions and Medication Reviews
Registered patients can request repeat medicines through MyIndici, the dedicated prescription voicemail, in person or through the prescription email address.
How to request a repeat
- Use MyIndici.
- Call 07 827 7184 and choose option 1.
- Email prescriptions@cambridgemedicalcentre.co.nz.
- List every medicine name required.
- Include the dose and frequency.
- Name the preferred pharmacy.
Safe-prescribing conditions
- The service is for registered patients.
- The medical condition must be stable.
- At least an annual review is required.
- Some medicines require more frequent reviews.
- Antibiotic requests require an in-person consultation.
- Controlled-drug rules may be stricter.
Standard and urgent processing
Standard requests are processed within two working days at the published fee of $27. Same-day or urgent processing is listed at $35 for registered patients.
Twelve-month prescription rules
The clinic says rules introduced in February 2026 allow some patients with stable long-term conditions to receive prescriptions lasting up to one year. The clinician decides whether this is safe; shorter prescriptions and closer reviews may still be required.
Test Results and Follow-Up
The clinic advises allowing about three days for many laboratory and scan results. Some screening tests and histology can take up to three weeks.
How results are communicated
- Abnormal results or further instructions are communicated.
- Normal results are not routinely phoned through.
- Results can be viewed in MyIndici.
- Phone option 3 to request a nurse call-back.
Ask before leaving the consultation
- When should the result be ready?
- How will I be contacted?
- Should I book a follow-up now?
- What should I do if symptoms worsen?
GP, Nurse and Specialist Services
Service availability depends on the clinician, preparation, appointment length and current roster. Phone before travelling for procedures and specialist clinics.
General medical care
- Adult and child consultations.
- Long-term condition management.
- Men’s and women’s health.
- Mental-health care.
- Telehealth where clinically suitable.
Nurse clinics
- Immunisations and injections.
- Wound care and suture removal.
- Cervical and HPV screening.
- Diabetes and cardiovascular reviews.
- Medication and well-person reviews.
Procedures and medicals
- Minor surgery and mole removal.
- Liquid nitrogen treatment.
- Cortisone injections.
- Driving, diving and employment medicals.
- ECG, spirometry and skin checks.
Travel medicine
- Travel-health consultations.
- Destination-specific vaccines.
- Yellow Fever vaccination and certification.
- Pre-travel risk planning.
- Post-travel assessment.
Sports and occupational care
- Sports-injury assessment.
- Workplace medicals.
- Occupational-health support.
- Work, school and childcare incidents.
Services at the same site
- Pathology services.
- Pharmacy services.
- Medical imaging services.
- Each provider has separate hours, fees and booking rules.
Childhood immunisation clinics
The nurse-clinic page says walk-in childhood immunisation clinics are offered without an appointment. The days and hours are updated frequently, so check the clinic website or phone reception before travelling.
Travel-clinic timing
Complete one travel questionnaire for each traveller. The clinic recommends contacting it at least one month before departure. A fee may apply when a prepared travel appointment is cancelled within two working days.
Walk-In Urgent Care and After-Hours Help
The Cambridge Medical Centre walk-in clinic is for acute illness and non-life-threatening injury. Its weekday roster changes, so check the official page immediately before travelling.
Walk-in clinic rules
- Location
- 48 Alpha Street, Cambridge
- Who can attend
- Registered and casual patients
- Weekday hours
- Variable roster; check the official page
- Midday closure
- The current page states the clinic closes between 12pm and 2pm
- Weekends
- Closed
- Public holidays
- Closed
- Acute triage fee
- $10 in addition to the relevant consultation charge
Problems the clinic may assess
- Minor injuries and accidents.
- Wounds, burns and minor procedures.
- Sports injuries, sprains and possible broken bones.
- Cuts, bruises, rashes, bites and urinary infections.
- School, childcare and workplace incidents.
- Acute illnesses that meet urgent criteria.
Everyone is triaged by a nurse in consultation with a GP and prioritised according to clinical need. A problem that does not meet urgent criteria may be booked as a routine appointment.
Do not rely on an old weekly roster copied elsewhere. The clinic updates day-specific hours and holiday closures on its urgent-care page.
How to Request Medical Records
The practice states that a records request can take up to 20 working days, depending on the amount of information and the time needed to compile it.
Complete the official request form
- Enter full name, date of birth and NHI when known.
- Select email delivery or printed collection.
- Request all information or specify dates, conditions or treatments.
- State information that should not be disclosed.
- Sign and date the declaration.
Email delivery rules
The PDF requires a photo-ID copy for email delivery. It says only ten years of records will be emailed, using password protection and multiple attachments where needed.
Medical independence from age 16
The practice explains that patients aged 16 or older are medically independent. Parents or guardians do not automatically retain access. A patient can sign an Information Sharing Consent Form at reception and can later withdraw that consent.
Late, Cancellation and Missed-Appointment Policies
These rules come from the clinic’s current linked fee PDF.
You may be asked to reschedule because there may not be enough time to provide safe care.
A full consultation fee may apply for patients over 14; the PDF lists $40 for patients under 14.
The published charge is the full consultation fee for patients over 14 and $40 for patients under 14.
Map, Accessibility and Before-Leaving-Home Checklist
Cambridge Medical Centre is at 48 Alpha Street. Healthpoint lists wheelchair access. Pathology, pharmacy and medical imaging services are also available at the wider site, but each is a separate provider.
Common Failed-Visit Mistakes
Emailing to book or reschedule.
The practice does not manage appointments through email.
Using one standard slot for several problems.
Ask about a double appointment.
Using MyIndici for a special clinic.
Medical, vaccination, travel and procedure bookings need reception.
Arriving more than 7 minutes late.
You may need to reschedule.
Cancelling with less than two hours’ notice.
A consultation charge may apply.
Waiting until medicine is finished.
Standard repeat processing takes two working days.
Following an old walk-in timetable.
The urgent-care roster changes.
Expecting a call for every normal result.
Check MyIndici or request a nurse call-back.
Official Links for Final Actions
Use these official resources after identifying the exact task you need to complete.
Phone, address, email limitations and weekday clinic hours.
Open official contact pageEligibility, standard online appointments and portal limitations.
Open MyIndici guidanceOnline registration, ID, visa and medical-record transfer requirements.
Open enrolment instructionsCurrent roster, closure periods, triage rules and service scope.
Check urgent-care availabilityProcessing times, charges, annual reviews and 12-month prescribing.
Open prescription guidanceStandard fees, CSC rates, casual charges and missed-appointment rules.
Check current fee pageThis is an independent patient guide. It is not Cambridge Medical Centre and does not provide diagnosis, treatment or personalised medical advice.
Cambridge Medical Centre FAQs
What is the Cambridge Medical Centre phone number?
The main Cambridge Medical Centre phone number is 07 827 7184. Leave the patient’s name, date of birth and contact number if requesting a call-back.
What are Cambridge Medical Centre’s opening hours?
The official contact page lists Monday from 9am to 5pm and Tuesday to Friday from 8:30am to 5pm. The clinic is closed on weekends and public holidays.
Can I book a Cambridge Medical Centre appointment online?
Registered patients aged 16 or older can use MyIndici for suitable standard appointments. Phone reception for medicals, vaccinations, travel care, procedures, complex consultations or several health concerns.
Is Cambridge Medical Centre accepting new patients?
Yes. The practice currently states that it is accepting new enrolments. Applicants need identification, eligibility evidence and transfer of previous medical records.
How much is a Cambridge Medical Centre GP appointment?
The current linked fee PDF lists registered general consultations from free for children under 14 to $65 for adults aged 25–64 without a Community Services Card. Casual adult consultations are listed at $120 and international visitors at $180.
How long does a repeat prescription take?
Standard repeat prescriptions are processed within two working days. The published standard fee is $27 and the urgent or same-day fee is $35 for registered patients.
Does Cambridge Medical Centre have walk-in urgent care?
Yes, but the weekday roster changes. Check the official urgent-care page before travelling. The current page states that the walk-in clinic closes between 12pm and 2pm and is closed on weekends and public holidays.
What should I do when Cambridge Medical Centre is closed?
Cambridge Medical Centre lists Tui Medical Te Rapa and Rototuna for after-hours face-to-face care. Call Healthline on 0800 611 116 for free 24-hour advice and call 111 for a life-threatening emergency.
How do I request my Cambridge Medical Centre records?
Complete the official medical-records request form. The practice may take up to 20 working days. Photo ID is required for email delivery or collection, and a representative needs signed patient authority.
How do I receive test results?
Many laboratory and scan results take about three days, while some screening and histology results can take up to three weeks. Results can be viewed in MyIndici, or patients can request a nurse call-back.
Final Patient Check
Use MyIndici for a suitable standard appointment or phone 07 827 7184. Phone rather than emailing for urgent symptoms, several concerns, special clinics, procedures or appointment changes.
New patients should prepare ID, eligibility documents and records-transfer permission. Check the live urgent-care roster before travelling, and call 111 for a critical emergency.