Choose the Right Appointment Before You Travel
Check Khandallah Medical Centre’s phone number, weekday hours, enrolment area, consultation fees, prescription process and after-hours options before visiting Dekka Street.
A standard doctor consultation is 15 minutes. Phone reception when symptoms are urgent, several issues need discussion, or you need nursing, screening, infusion, procedure or medical-form help.
Quick Answer
Khandallah Medical Centre is at 8 Dekka Street, Khandallah, Wellington 6035. Healthpoint lists weekday opening hours of 8:30am–5:00pm, with phones monitored from 8:00am and consultations by appointment.
- Appointments and reception: 04 479 7157.
- Repeat-prescription line: 04 479 7159.
- Standard doctor appointment: 15 minutes.
- Current enrolment is restricted by residential area.
- Call 111 for a critical emergency or Healthline on 0800 611 116 when unsure.
I Want To…
Choose your task to go directly to the instructions, official fees or final action link.
Phone Number, Address and Opening Hours
Use the main reception number for bookings, urgent same-day requests, fee questions and appointment routing. Use the separate script line for repeat prescriptions.
- Reception
- 04 479 7157
- Prescription line
- 04 479 7159
- admin@khandallahmedical.nz for suitable non-urgent administration
- Address
- 8 Dekka Street, Khandallah, Wellington 6035
- Monday–Friday
- 8:30am–5:00pm
- Phones monitored
- From 8:00am on weekdays
- Weekends
- Closed
- Access
- Booked appointments
- Healthlink EDI
- khanmcwn — mainly for health professionals
Book the Correct Appointment the First Time
The clinic’s fee PDF states that a standard doctor consultation is 15 minutes. A 30-minute appointment is available at double the standard consultation fee.
Routine GP appointment
Use ManageMyHealth when the correct routine appointment appears, or phone reception for help selecting a clinician or time.
Same-day or worsening concern
Phone from 8:00am and explain when symptoms began, what changed and why the problem may not safely wait.
Several or complex issues
Ask for a 30-minute appointment rather than expecting several unrelated concerns to fit into 15 minutes.
Nurse, test or procedure
Phone for cervical screening, ECG, spirometry, infusion, liquid nitrogen, driver medicals, minor surgery or contraception procedures.
Four-step booking process
Choose urgent or routine care
Use 111 for emergencies, phone for urgent same-day concerns and use online booking only for suitable routine appointments.
Choose 15 or 30 minutes
Book longer when several health issues, complex mental-health concerns, detailed forms or a substantial review need discussion.
Prepare the booking details
Have the main concern, symptom duration, medicine list, preferred clinician and any accessibility needs ready.
Confirm cost and preparation
Ask about the likely fee, what to bring, whether fasting is needed and whether results, prescriptions or referrals require follow-up.
“Kia ora, my main concern is ____. It started ____, and it is getting better / staying the same / getting worse. Is a standard 15-minute appointment suitable, or should I book a longer, nurse, procedure or same-day appointment?”
Have ready when booking
- Patient name and date of birth.
- Main reason for the appointment.
- When symptoms started and how they are changing.
- Current medicines and doses.
- Preferred doctor, where relevant.
- Need for a longer appointment.
- Interpreter or accessibility requirements.
Bring to the appointment
- Community Services Card when relevant.
- Medicine or preferred-pharmacy list.
- Hospital, specialist or discharge letters.
- Driver, insurer or employer forms.
- Symptom notes and priority questions.
- Photo identification when requested.
- A suitable payment method.
New-Patient Enrolment Area and Eligibility
Healthpoint lists restricted enrolment for people living in Khandallah or nearby suburbs. The clinic’s official website currently describes its intake area more specifically as the Broadmeadows-to-Wilton area.
Before completing an enrolment form
- Ask whether your exact residential address is accepted.
- Confirm whether the whole household can enrol.
- Ask which identification and funding-eligibility documents are required.
- Check how medical notes will transfer from your current GP.
- Ask when enrolment becomes active.
- Do not cancel your existing GP relationship until acceptance is confirmed.
Casual appointments
The official fee PDF contains casual-patient rates, but Healthpoint describes ordinary access as being for enrolled patients. Confirm that a casual appointment is available before relying on the casual fee or travelling.
When you live outside the boundary
Use the New Zealand Government doctor finder and select the enrolling-new-patients filter. Phone the practice before sending documents because enrolment status and local restrictions can change quickly.
Official Doctor and Nurse Consultation Fees
These figures come from the clinic’s two-page fee schedule, marked effective from July 2025. Reconfirm current prices before booking or paying.
Doctor consultation fees
| Age or visit | Enrolled | Enrolled with CSC | Casual |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 14 years | No charge | No charge | $90 |
| 14–17 years | $57 | $13.50 | $90 |
| 18–24 years | $67 | $20 | $90 |
| 25 years and over | $74 | $20 | $120 |
| ACC under 14 | No charge | No charge | $90 |
| ACC 14–17 | $57 | $13.50 | $90 |
| ACC 18–24 | $67 | $20 | $90 |
| ACC 25+ | $72 | $20 | $120 |
Nurse and clinical-pharmacist fees
| Service | Enrolled | Enrolled with CSC | Casual |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nurse consultation under 14 | No charge | No charge | $45 |
| Nurse consultation 14+ | $39 | $20 | $45 |
| Nurse ACC 14–17 | $39 | $13.50 | $45 |
| Nurse ACC 18+ | $39 | $20 | $45 |
| Clinical pharmacist consultation | $60 | $20 | Confirm availability |
Procedure, Form and Women’s Clinic Fees
The official fee schedule warns that its list is not exhaustive. Doctor work completed outside an appointment—such as insurance paperwork, referrals or letters—can also incur a charge.
| Service | Published price | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| ManageMyHealth or email communication | From $25 | Whether the request will be treated as a standard consultation. |
| Referral letter | From $20 | Whether a consultation is required first. |
| Nurse off-work medical certificate | $30 | Eligibility and assessment requirements. |
| Blood-pressure check | $20 | Whether a nurse booking is needed. |
| Liquid nitrogen | $25 for 1 lesion; $40 for 2–4; $50 for 5+ | Whether assessment or repeat treatment is required. |
| Iron infusion | $160 | Referral, blood-test and medicine requirements. |
| Aclasta infusion | $160 | Eligibility, prescription and pre-infusion tests. |
| Nurse cervical screening | $50 | Whether self-testing or clinician collection is suitable. |
| ECG | $70 | Whether GP review is included or separate. |
| Cognitive test | $50 | Appointment length and follow-up. |
| Spirometry | $110 | Preparation and medicine instructions. |
| Driver medical | $170 | Bring the correct form, licence and glasses. |
| Minor surgery | Variable | Consultation, procedure, laboratory and follow-up costs. |
| IUD insertion | $350 | Consultation, device and follow-up inclusions. |
| IUD removal | $100 | Whether assessment or replacement is also required. |
| Jadelle insertion or removal | $250 each | Medicine, equipment and follow-up. |
| Pessary insertion | $250 plus equipment | Equipment cost and follow-up plan. |
| Pipelle biopsy | $350 | Laboratory and follow-up costs. |
Repeat Prescriptions and Test Results
Published prescription timing and cost
| Request route | Timing | Published price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard prescription | 2 working days | $30 |
| ManageMyHealth prescription | 2 working days | $25 |
| Urgent prescription | 1 working day | $35 |
| CSC repeat prescription | 2 working days | $15 |
Provide the right details
- Medicine name and strength.
- Current dose and frequency.
- Preferred pharmacy.
- How much medicine remains.
- Recent medicine or symptom changes.
- Whether monitoring blood tests are due.
Test-result follow-up
Healthpoint says many routine laboratory results return within about 48 hours, while specialist tests can take longer. This does not guarantee that every result will be reviewed or communicated within two days.
“How will I receive the result, when should I follow up if I have heard nothing, and which symptoms mean I should seek help sooner?”
GP, Nurse, Screening and Family Services
Phone before booking services that require a nurse, special equipment, vaccine stock, longer timing or clinical preparation.
Adult, child and ongoing medical care
The practice provides general medical care for adults and children, including physical health, emotional wellbeing, long-term conditions, medicine reviews and referrals.
- Ask for a longer appointment for several complex concerns.
- Bring specialist or hospital letters and a medicine list.
- Phone urgently when symptoms are worsening rather than relying on email.
Immunisations and privately funded vaccines
Healthpoint lists childhood, pregnancy, flu, MMR, meningococcal, HPV, RSV, shingles, catch-up and privately funded vaccinations.
- Confirm eligibility, vaccine stock and cost.
- Bring immunisation records for catch-up planning.
- Ask whether a nurse or doctor appointment is required.
Cervical screening and women’s clinic procedures
Services include HPV vaginal-swab options, clinician-collected cervical samples, IUD and Jadelle procedures, pessary insertion and Pipelle biopsy.
- Ask whether self-testing or clinician collection is suitable.
- Confirm preparation and procedure timing.
- Check whether equipment, laboratory or follow-up costs are separate.
ECG, spirometry, cognitive tests and infusions
The official fee schedule lists ECG, spirometry, cognitive testing, iron infusion and Aclasta infusion services.
- Ask whether GP review is needed before booking.
- Confirm blood-test, medicine and preparation requirements.
- Ask how results and clinical follow-up will be managed.
Liquid nitrogen, injuries and minor surgery
The clinic lists liquid-nitrogen treatment, minor accident and injury care and selected minor-surgery services.
- Phone first for a recent or worsening injury.
- A separate assessment may be needed before treatment.
- Confirm procedure, laboratory and follow-up costs.
Well Child and Tamariki Ora health checks
Healthpoint lists Well Child or Tamariki Ora checks supporting growth, development, health education and whānau questions from birth to three years.
- Tell reception the child’s age when booking.
- Bring the child health book and immunisation record.
- Ask whether the visit is provided by the clinic or another Well Child provider.
Sexual and reproductive health
Healthpoint lists sexual-health screening, reproductive-health information and birth-control services.
- Ask which clinician and appointment length are appropriate.
- Mention if testing, a procedure or confidential communication is required.
Doctors Listed at Khandallah Medical Centre
Healthpoint currently lists the following GPs. Confirm individual working days, appointment availability and whether a doctor is accepting new patients.
A preferred doctor may not be available for an urgent request. Reception may offer another clinician when earlier care is more appropriate.
Your Health Records, Privacy and AI Note Tools
The clinic’s April 2026 privacy statement gives patients several practical rights and choices that are often missed on ordinary medical-centre pages.
Access your record
You can ask to see the health information held about you. The practice may need to confirm your identity before releasing it.
Correct errors
You can request correction of information that is wrong or incomplete. If a correction is declined, the practice must explain why and can add a note to the record.
Limit shared-record information
You may ask to opt out of the shared health record or exclude selected providers, conditions, medicines or other information. Ask how this could affect urgent care.
Ask about AI-supported notes
The statement says AI-supported tools may assist with consultation notes but do not make care decisions. You can ask for more information or request that the tool be turned off during your consultation.
After-Hours Care in Wellington
Choose virtual or in-person care according to urgency and whether examination, testing, imaging, plastering or hands-on treatment may be needed.
Practice Plus virtual clinician
Khandallah Medical Centre partners with Practice Plus for same-day virtual care. Healthpoint lists availability until 10:00pm on weekdays and 8:00am–8:00pm on weekends and public holidays.
- Format
- Phone or video consultation
- Best for
- Suitable concerns that may not require physical examination
- Adult standard fee
- Practice Plus currently lists $82 without CSC or $25 with CSC between 8am and 10pm
- Payment
- Payment is held through Stripe during booking
Virtual care may be unsuitable when examination, imaging, laboratory testing, wound care or a procedure is likely to be required.
Wellington Accident and Urgent Medical Centre
This is the clinic’s listed preferred in-person urgent-care service outside normal hours.
- Address
- 17 Adelaide Road, Mount Cook, Wellington 6021
- Phone
- 04 384 4944
- Hours
- 8:00am–9:00pm every day of the year
- Access
- Walk-in; no appointment required
- Facilities
- Urgent care, fracture clinic, plastering, radiology and pharmacy onsite
- Bring
- Photo ID and current medicine information
Patients are seen according to clinical triage, not simply arrival order. The clinic says capacity may be reached before 9:00pm.
Map and Before-Leaving-Home Checklist
Use the exact address—8 Dekka Street, Khandallah, Wellington 6035—rather than relying only on a suburb search.
Common Booking and Failed-Visit Mistakes
Arriving without an appointment.
The clinic lists booked consultations.
Calling the script line for an appointment.
Use 04 479 7157 for reception and 04 479 7159 for prescriptions.
Booking 15 minutes for multiple complex issues.
Ask about a 30-minute appointment.
Assuming any Wellington address qualifies for enrolment.
Confirm the Broadmeadows-to-Wilton boundary.
Requesting medicine after it has run out.
Standard processing is listed as two working days.
Missing an appointment without notice.
A $45 charge may apply with less than two hours’ notice.
Assuming every ACC visit is free.
The published schedule includes ACC charges for many patients.
Choosing virtual care when hands-on assessment is needed.
Use suitable in-person urgent care instead.
Official Sources for Booking and Verification
Use these sources after identifying the exact task you need to complete. Fees, enrolment, clinicians and appointment access can change.
Use for current clinic notices, enrolment information and practice documents.
Open the official clinic websiteUse for hours, doctors, services, enrolment and after-hours routes.
Verify clinic detailsUse for suitable routine online booking and supported portal tasks.
Open the clinic portalUse to verify consultation, prescription, test and procedure prices.
Open the fee PDFUse for record-access, correction, shared-record and AI-tool choices.
Open the privacy PDFUse for walk-in hours, waiting information, parking, fees and facilities.
Check urgent-care detailsThis is an independent patient guide. It is not Khandallah Medical Centre and does not provide diagnosis, treatment or personalised medical advice.
Khandallah Medical Centre FAQs
What are Khandallah Medical Centre’s opening hours?
Healthpoint lists Khandallah Medical Centre as open Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm. Phones are monitored from 8:00am on weekdays. The clinic is closed on weekends and listed public holidays.
What is the Khandallah Medical Centre phone number?
The reception and appointment number is 04 479 7157. The separate repeat-prescription line is 04 479 7159.
Can I book Khandallah Medical Centre appointments online?
Yes. Healthpoint provides a clinic-specific ManageMyHealth booking link. Use it for suitable routine appointments and phone reception for urgent, complex, nurse, procedure or longer bookings.
How long is a standard doctor appointment?
The official fee schedule says a standard doctor consultation is 15 minutes. A 30-minute appointment is available at twice the standard consultation price.
Is Khandallah Medical Centre accepting new patients?
Enrolment is restricted. Healthpoint lists Khandallah and surrounding suburbs, while the official clinic website currently describes its intake area as Broadmeadows to Wilton. Confirm your exact address before applying.
How much is an enrolled adult GP appointment?
The official fee PDF lists $67 for enrolled patients aged 18–24 and $74 for enrolled patients aged 25 and over. The listed enrolled Community Services Card fee is $20. Verify current prices before booking.
How long does a repeat prescription take?
The published schedule lists two working days for a standard repeat and one working day for an urgent request. Standard pricing is $30, or $25 through ManageMyHealth.
Does Khandallah Medical Centre accept walk-ins?
Healthpoint says the practice uses booked appointments. Phone reception for a same-day concern rather than travelling and assuming a walk-in consultation is available.
Where should I go when Khandallah Medical Centre is closed?
Practice Plus provides suitable virtual care, while Wellington Accident and Urgent Medical Centre at 17 Adelaide Road provides walk-in in-person urgent care from 8:00am to 9:00pm daily. Call 111 for a critical emergency.
Can I access or correct my medical record?
Yes. The clinic’s privacy statement says you can request access to your health information and ask for incorrect or incomplete information to be corrected. The practice may confirm your identity before releasing records.
Final Patient Check
Use ManageMyHealth for a suitable routine appointment or call 04 479 7157 for urgent concerns, longer bookings, procedures, enrolment questions or fee confirmation. Use 04 479 7159 for repeat prescriptions and request medicine before it runs out.
When the clinic is closed, use Practice Plus for suitable virtual care or Wellington Accident and Urgent Medical Centre for suitable in-person assessment. Call Healthline for advice or 111 for a critical emergency.