Choose the Right Appointment Before You Travel
This guide covers Churton Park Medical Care at 107C Westchester Drive, including weekday hours, GP and nurse bookings, enrolment, repeat prescriptions and after-hours care.
A normal GP consultation is up to 15 minutes for one or two issues. Phone reception when you need urgent help, several concerns, a procedure, a nurse visit or anything other than a routine appointment.
Quick Answer
People searching for Churton Park Medical Centre usually mean Churton Park Medical Care. The practice is upstairs in Churton Park Village at 107C Westchester Drive.
- Open Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5pm.
- GP and nurse consultations are appointment-based.
- Routine 15-minute appointments with your registered GP may be booked through Manage My Health.
- New enrolments are currently limited to listed Churton Park and northern-suburb addresses.
- Phones divert to a recorded message about 15 minutes before closing.
I Want To…
Choose the exact task you need to complete.
Phone Number, Address and Opening Hours
The clinic is in the Churton Park Village shopping complex. A pharmacy is located below the medical centre, and the clinic says lift access is available for patients unable to use the stairs.
- Official name
- Churton Park Medical Care
- Main phone
- 04 477 0014
- Administrative email
- reception@cpmc.co.nz
- Address
- 107C Westchester Drive, Churton Park, Wellington 6037
- Monday–Friday
- 8:30am–5pm
- Weekends
- Closed
- Public holidays
- Closed; recheck around holiday dates
- Phone cut-off
- Phones divert to a recorded message about 15 minutes before closing
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Choose the Correct Appointment Type
The practice offers in-person and telephone consultations. A normal GP appointment is up to 15 minutes and is designed for one or two health issues.
Standard GP appointment
Use Manage My Health or reception for one or two routine concerns with your registered GP.
New or worsening symptoms
Phone reception. Explain when the problem started and what has changed.
Nurse or procedure booking
Phone for blood tests, vaccines, dressings, infusions, cervical screening or minor procedures.
Several health concerns
Ask whether a double appointment is needed. An additional charge applies.
| Patient need | Best first action | Booking rule |
|---|---|---|
| Routine 15-minute GP visit | Manage My Health or reception | Online booking is intended for routine appointments with your own registered GP. |
| More than two issues | Phone reception | Ask about a double appointment and the additional fee. |
| Urgent or worsening concern | Phone reception | Do not rely on portal messages for acute medical problems. |
| Nurse care or procedure | Phone reception | Specific staff, preparation, stock or appointment timing may be required. |
| Telephone consultation | Ask reception | Some conditions still require an in-person examination. |
| Cancellation | Phone as soon as possible | At least one hour of notice is requested. |
Identify the service
Choose GP, nurse, procedure, vaccine, prescription or telephone advice.
Count your concerns
One or two may fit a standard appointment; more may need extra time.
Prepare the details
Have symptoms, medicines, timing and accessibility requirements ready.
Confirm the booking
Check the clinician, consultation format, likely fee and preparation.
“Kia ora, my main concern is ____. It started ____, and I also need to discuss ____. Is a standard appointment enough, or should I book a double appointment, nurse visit, procedure or telephone consultation?”
Have ready when booking
- Full name and date of birth.
- Main reason for the appointment.
- When symptoms started.
- Whether symptoms are worsening.
- Current medicines and doses.
- Interpreter or access needs.
Bring to the visit
- Photo identification when requested.
- Community Services Card if relevant.
- Medicine and pharmacy details.
- Specialist or hospital letters.
- Forms that need completion.
- Payment method and priority questions.
New-Patient Enrolment and Eligibility
The clinic is accepting new enrolments only from listed Churton Park and northern-suburb areas. The catchment can change, so confirm eligibility before uploading documents.
Current enrolment suburbs
Broadmeadows, Churton Park, Glenside, Greenacres, Grenada, Grenada North, Horokiwi, Johnsonville, Khandallah, Linden, Newlands, Ohariu, Paparangi, Redwood, Tawa, Takapu Valley and Woodridge.
Confirm your address
Check that you live inside the current enrolment area.
Choose how to apply
Apply online, visit reception or ask for forms to be sent.
Upload evidence
Provide identification and funding-eligibility documents when needed.
Add child records
Provide immunisation records or bring the child’s Plunket book.
Documents to prepare
- Photo identification such as a passport or driver licence.
- Visa or eligibility evidence if you are not a New Zealand resident.
- Child immunisation history when enrolling a child.
- Manage My Health consent form if portal access is required.
Eligible enrolled patients generally receive lower consultation fees because funded visits are partly subsidised through the Primary Health Organisation. People who are not eligible for funded care may still register, but different fees can apply.
GP and Nursing Services
Phone reception when a service may need a nurse, procedure room, special equipment, vaccine stock or additional appointment time.
General and long-term care
Diabetes, asthma, chronic-condition management, men’s health, women’s health and general family medicine.
Nursing appointments
Wound care, blood tests, cervical screening, ear syringing, spirometry, eczema support, Well Child advice and smoking cessation.
Immunisations
Childhood and adult immunisations, flu vaccination and COVID-19 vaccination subject to current eligibility and availability.
Contraception and sexual health
Mirena, IUD and Jadelle insertion or removal, plus free sexual-health services for eligible patients aged up to and including 20.
Procedures and infusions
Minor surgery, liquid nitrogen, Aclasta infusions, iron infusions and selected respiratory testing.
Travel consultations
Travel-health advice and vaccination planning. The clinic states it does not provide Yellow Fever or Rabies vaccinations.
Doctors Listed at the Practice
Healthpoint currently lists the clinicians below. Working days and appointment availability should be confirmed when booking.
Repeat Prescriptions, Test Results and Fees
The clinic publishes repeat-prescription charges and processing times. Every request remains subject to clinical approval and may require a review or monitoring test.
| Prescription request | Published charge | Processing rule |
|---|---|---|
| Standard repeat prescription | $29 | Usually processed within two working days unless the clinic contacts you. |
| Urgent same-day prescription | $42 | Subject to clinical suitability and same-day availability. |
| Child aged 13 or under | $17 | Applies to repeat-prescription requests under the current published policy. |
Provide accurate details
- Full name and date of birth.
- Registered doctor.
- Medicine name and strength.
- Dose and quantity.
- Preferred pharmacy.
Choose the pharmacy carefully
- Electronic transmission has no extra charge.
- The script stays at reception unless a pharmacy is selected.
- Changing pharmacy later may be difficult.
- Extra charges may apply to a later change.
Follow up test results
- Clinically significant results are notified.
- Normal results are not routinely notified unless advised.
- Phone the practice nurse if concerned.
- Ask what symptoms require earlier review.
Not every medicine is suitable for a 12-month prescription. Your registered provider must decide whether the medicine and monitoring requirements make a longer supply appropriate.
Other consultation fees
A complete current general consultation fee table was not available on the public clinic pages checked for this guide. Confirm routine, double-appointment, procedure, travel, casual and non-funded fees before booking.
After-Hours Care in Wellington
The clinic directs patients to Wellington Accident and Urgent Medical Centre for in-person care after closing. Virtual care is also available through Practice Plus.
Wellington Accident and Urgent Medical Centre
- Address
- 17 Adelaide Road, Mount Cook, Wellington 6021
- Phone
- 04 384 4944
- Hours
- 8am–9pm every day of the year
- Access
- Walk-in service; no appointment required
- Facilities
- Urgent medical care, accident care, X-ray and plastering facilities
- Bring
- Photo identification such as a passport, driver licence or student ID
Waiting times vary, especially on weekends and public holidays. Patient intake can stop before 9pm if capacity is reached, so check current information before travelling when possible.
Map, Lift Access and Arrival Checklist
The practice is upstairs in the Churton Park Village shopping complex at 107C Westchester Drive. A pharmacy is below the clinic, and lift access is available for people unable to use the stairs.
Common Failed-Visit Mistakes
Avoid these delays before booking or travelling.
Arriving without an appointment.
The practice is appointment-based.
Booking one slot for several issues.
Ask whether a double appointment is needed.
Calling at closing time.
Phones divert about 15 minutes before 5pm.
Using Manage My Health for urgent symptoms.
Phone reception instead.
Missing the cancellation deadline.
Less than one hour of notice may trigger a fee.
Applying outside the catchment without checking.
Current enrolment is suburb-limited.
Leaving pharmacy details off a prescription.
The script may remain at reception.
Walking in with respiratory symptoms.
Wear a mask, wait in the car and phone first.
Official Sources for Final Actions
Use these sources after identifying the task you need to complete. Hours, staff availability, enrolment and fees can change.
Current notices, opening hours, appointment rules and patient instructions.
Open Churton Park Medical CareVerified doctors, location, hours, services and contact information.
Verify Healthpoint detailsCatchment suburbs, required documents and application routes.
Check enrolment instructionsCurrent charges, processing time and pharmacy instructions.
Request a repeat prescriptionCurrent walk-in hours, capacity information, fees and services.
Check urgent-care detailsPractice Plus for paid virtual care or Healthline for free advice.
Open Practice PlusOpen Healthline guidance
This is an independent patient guide. It is not Churton Park Medical Care and does not provide diagnosis, treatment or personalised medical advice.
Churton Park Medical Centre FAQs
What are Churton Park Medical Care’s opening hours?
The clinic is open Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5pm. It is closed on weekends and public holidays, and phones divert to a recorded message about 15 minutes before closing.
What is the Churton Park Medical Care phone number?
The main phone number is 04 477 0014. Use it for appointments, medical questions, prescription help and general enquiries.
Can I book an appointment online?
Routine 15-minute appointments with your own registered GP may be booked through Manage My Health. Phone reception for urgent issues, nurse services, procedures, telephone consultations or anything other than a routine appointment.
How long is a standard GP appointment?
A standard GP consultation is up to 15 minutes and is intended to cover one or two issues. Ask reception about a double appointment when you have several concerns; an additional charge applies.
Is Churton Park Medical Care accepting new patients?
Yes, but new enrolments are currently limited to listed Churton Park and northern-suburb addresses. Availability can change, so phone before applying.
How much does a repeat prescription cost?
The official prescription page lists $29 for a standard request, $42 for an urgent same-day script and $17 for repeat prescriptions for children aged 13 and under.
How long does a repeat prescription take?
The clinic says standard prescription requests are processed within two working days unless it contacts you. Call the selected pharmacy before collecting the medicine.
What should I do if I have flu, cough or sore-throat symptoms?
Wear a mask, wait in your car and phone reception on 04 477 0014 so the clinic can decide how to assess and treat you safely.
Where should I go when the clinic is closed?
For suitable in-person urgent care, use Wellington Accident and Urgent Medical Centre at 17 Adelaide Road, open 8am to 9pm daily. Practice Plus provides paid virtual care, and Healthline provides free advice on 0800 611 116.
Is Churton Park Medical Centre the official practice name?
The official practice name is Churton Park Medical Care. It is located at 107C Westchester Drive in Churton Park Village, Wellington.
Final Patient Check
Use Manage My Health only for a routine 15-minute appointment with your registered GP. Phone 04 477 0014 for urgent symptoms, several health concerns, nurse care, procedures, enrolment questions or prescription uncertainty.
When the clinic is closed, use Wellington Accident and Urgent Medical Centre for suitable walk-in urgent care, Practice Plus for paid virtual care or Healthline for free advice. Call 111 for a critical emergency.