Choose the Right Clinic Route Before Leaving Home
Check Leamington Medical Centre’s current phone number, weekday hours, fees, appointment rules, enrolment status, care-team roles and after-hours options.
The practice is appointment-based for enrolled patients and is not a walk-in urgent-care clinic. Phone reception when symptoms are new, worsening, time-sensitive or unsuitable for a routine portal request.
Quick Answer
Leamington Medical Centre is at 127 Shakespeare Street, Cambridge. The clinic-reviewed listing shows weekday hours of 8:30am–5:00pm and says phone lines open at 8:30am.
- Phone 07 827 5959 for appointments, same-day concerns, fee questions and unclear booking types.
- Routine walk-in appointments are not offered.
- The practice is currently not accepting new patient enrolments.
- Enrolled consultation fees must be paid on arrival before the clinical appointment.
- Anglesea Clinic in Hamilton is the listed preferred urgent-care service outside normal hours.
I Need To…
Choose the task closest to what you need to complete.
Phone Number, Address and Opening Hours
The current Healthpoint record was updated on 30 June 2026 and is reviewed by Leamington Medical Centre.
- Main phone
- 07 827 5959
- admin@leamingtonmc.co.nz for appropriate non-urgent administration
- Address
- 127 Shakespeare Street, Leamington, Cambridge, Waikato 3432
- Monday–Friday
- 8:30am–5:00pm
- Phone lines
- Open from 8:30am
- Weekends
- Closed
- Public holidays
- Closed on the listed public-holiday dates
- Healthlink EDI
- leamngtn — intended for health-professional correspondence
How to Book the Correct Appointment
The clinic is appointment-based for enrolled patients. Phone for anything urgent, new, worsening, complex or not clearly available through the portal.
| Patient need | Best first action | Information to prepare |
|---|---|---|
| Routine GP consultation | Manage My Health or phone | Main concern, preferred clinician and suitable days. |
| New or worsening symptoms today | Phone reception | When symptoms began, what changed and why the issue may not safely wait. |
| Several health concerns | Ask whether extra time is needed | A prioritised list with the most important problem first. |
| Vaccination or nurse service | Phone reception | Exact vaccine, screening, wound-care or nursing task. |
| Minor procedure or liquid nitrogen | Request an assessment | Location, duration, size and previous assessment of the lesion. |
| ECG, spirometry or peak-flow test | Phone reception | Why the test was requested and any form or referral. |
| Travel-health appointment | Book well before departure | Destinations, departure date, activities and vaccine history. |
“Kia ora, I am an enrolled patient. My main concern is ____. It began ____, and it is improving / unchanged / worsening. Which clinician and appointment type should I book?”
Identify the task
Decide whether the request is routine, same-day, nursing-related, procedural or administrative.
Choose phone or portal
Use the portal for suitable routine tasks and phone when the route is uncertain.
Prepare key facts
Have symptoms, medicines, timing, access needs and preferred clinician ready.
Confirm cost and timing
Ask about the fee, appointment length, preparation and documents.
Have ready when booking
- Patient name and date of birth.
- Main reason for the appointment.
- When symptoms began and whether they are changing.
- Current medicine names and doses.
- Community Services Card status.
- Interpreter or accessibility needs.
Bring to the appointment
- Community Services Card when relevant.
- Medicine or preferred-pharmacy list.
- Hospital, specialist or discharge letters.
- Forms requiring completion.
- Questions listed in priority order.
- Payment method for the arrival fee.
Manage My Health Portal: When to Use It
The clinic’s website links to Manage My Health. Portal functions can include appointments, repeat prescriptions, results and health-record access, but the options depend on your activated account and current clinic settings.
Suitable routine tasks
- Routine appointment booking when the option is displayed.
- Stable repeat-prescription requests.
- Viewing information released to your account.
- Supported non-urgent administrative tasks.
Phone instead when
- Symptoms are new, worsening or urgent.
- The medicine, dose or treatment has changed.
- You need a procedure, nurse service or longer visit.
- The correct appointment is not shown online.
New-Patient Enrolment Status
The clinic-reviewed listing currently says Leamington Medical Centre is not accepting new patients for enrolment.
Can a casual patient book?
The public listing describes access as appointment-based for enrolled patients and does not publish a general casual-patient policy. Phone before assuming a non-enrolled appointment is available.
How to locate another Cambridge GP
Search the directory
Use the official Healthpoint list for Cambridge practices.
Check current wording
Look for open, restricted or closed enrolment information.
Phone before applying
Confirm eligibility, documents, fees and waiting time.
Maintain current care
Continue using your existing practice while waiting.
Enrolled Consultation Fees and Payment Policy
The following enrolled-patient fees are listed by Healthpoint. The clinic requires the consultation fee to be paid on arrival before the patient is seen by the clinical team.
| Age range | Without CSC | With CSC | Before you arrive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under 6 | Free | Free | Extra procedures, materials or unfunded services may still cost more. |
| 6–13 | Free | Free | Ask about charges for materials, forms or non-standard services. |
| 14–17 | $46.00 | $20.00 | Bring a valid Community Services Card. |
| 18–24 | $58.00 | $20.00 | Confirm separate nursing, testing or procedure costs. |
| 25–44 | $67.00 | $20.00 | Ask whether the visit needs extra time or materials. |
| 45–64 | $67.00 | $20.00 | Bring payment because the consultation fee is due first. |
| 65+ | $63.00 | $20.00 | Forms, tests, procedures and nursing care may be separate. |
“What will I need to pay on arrival, and are there separate charges for the nurse service, procedure, materials, test, prescription, ACC visit or form?”
Who May Provide Your Care?
The current clinic-reviewed listing describes a multidisciplinary team with doctors, a physician associate, nurse prescribers, registered nurses prescribing in community health, other registered nurses and administrators.
Doctor or GP
- Complex or uncertain symptoms.
- Long-term condition management.
- Referrals, forms and selected procedures.
- Medication reviews requiring doctor oversight.
Nurse prescriber
- Common or long-term conditions within authorised scope.
- Selected medicines from approved lists.
- Tests permitted within prescribing authority.
- Referral to a doctor when the issue is uncertain or outside scope.
Physician associate
- Clinical history and patient assessment.
- Team-based diagnosis and treatment.
- Diagnostic testing within clinic arrangements.
- Work alongside and under the clinic’s medical governance.
Current clinical staff named by Healthpoint
Working days and appointment availability should be confirmed when booking.
GP Services and Booking Preparation
A listed service may still require a particular clinician, longer appointment, preparation, eligibility check or extra fee.
Adult, child and long-term medical care
The practice provides primary medical care for adults and children, including physical and emotional health concerns.
- Bring current medicines and specialist letters.
- Ask for more time when several concerns need discussion.
- Phone early for a new or worsening problem.
Cervical screening and general screening
Cervical screening may involve a self-taken or assisted HPV swab, or a clinician-collected cervical sample depending on suitability.
- Ask whether the appointment is with a nurse or doctor.
- Confirm preparation, eligibility and fees.
- Bring relevant previous screening information.
Immunisations and travel health
Listed vaccines include childhood, pregnancy, adult, catch-up, travel and privately funded options.
- Phone to check stock and funding.
- Provide countries, departure dates and vaccine history for travel care.
- Plan travel vaccinations well before departure.
ECG and lung-function tests
The clinic lists ECG, spirometry and peak-flow testing.
- Explain why the test was requested.
- Bring any referral or medical form.
- Ask about inhaler instructions, duration and test fees.
Minor surgery and liquid nitrogen
Listed services include selected lesion removal, biopsy, skin-tag treatment, wart treatment and other minor procedures.
- An assessment may be needed before treatment.
- Ask about materials, laboratory and follow-up fees.
- Do not assume the procedure will happen at the first consultation.
Minor accident and injury care
The clinic can assess suitable minor injuries but is not a walk-in urgent-care centre.
- Phone before travelling.
- Explain how and when the injury occurred.
- More serious injuries may be directed to urgent care or hospital.
Well Child and tamariki health checks
Healthpoint lists Well Child and Tamariki Ora-related checks and family support.
- Ask which age-specific checks the clinic provides.
- Confirm whether the appointment is funded.
- Bring the child’s health and immunisation records.
Repeat Prescriptions and Test Results
Repeat-prescription timing and fees are not published in the current clinic-reviewed directory. Confirm the process rather than relying on another practice’s rules.
Before requesting a repeat
- Request it before the medicine runs out.
- Provide the medicine name, strength and dose.
- Name the pharmacy that should receive it.
- Mention medicine or symptom changes.
- Check whether monitoring tests are due.
- Ask about the fee and processing time.
Before waiting for results
- Ask how the result will be communicated.
- Ask when you should follow up.
- Confirm whether another appointment is needed.
- Keep contact details current.
- Ask what symptoms need earlier help.
- Do not assume silence always means no action.
“When should I expect this prescription or result, how will I be contacted, and what should I do if I have not heard by that time?”
After-Hours Care at Anglesea Clinic
Leamington Medical Centre lists Anglesea Clinic Urgent Care in Hamilton as its preferred urgent-care service outside normal hours.
Anglesea Clinic Urgent Care
- Address
- Gate 1 and 2, 3 Thackeray Street, Hamilton 3420
- Phone
- 07 858 0800
- Hours
- Open 24 hours a day, every day
- Appointments
- No appointment required for urgent care; walk-ins accepted
- Priority
- Patients are seen according to medical urgency
- Payment
- Payment is required upfront
Call Healthline when unsure
- Free health advice at any time.
- Useful when you cannot access your GP.
- Advice about whether the problem can wait.
- Medicine and symptom guidance.
Call 111 immediately for
- Severe breathing difficulty.
- Chest pain or stroke signs.
- Collapse or unconsciousness.
- Severe bleeding or major injury.
Map, Parking, Public Transport and Onsite Services
The GP clinic shares its health-services address with several independent providers. Contact the correct business for bookings, fees and service questions.
Parking and accessibility
- Twenty free spaces are allocated in the RSCC car park at 24–26 Raleigh Street.
- Shakespeare Street parking is council-owned and limited to 60 minutes.
- A bus stop is directly outside the Shakespeare Street entrance.
- Mobility parking, wheelchair access, additional movement space and an accessible toilet are listed.
Separate providers at 127 Shakespeare Street
Contact Pathlab for collection hours and specimen-collection questions.
Contact radiology for imaging bookings, preparation, fees and opening hours.
Contact the pharmacy for dispensing, medicine collection and pharmacy services.
Dental appointments and fees are separate from the GP clinic.
Common Mistakes That Cause Delays
Arriving without an appointment.
The practice is not a walk-in urgent-care clinic.
Using the portal for urgent symptoms.
Phone when the problem is new or worsening.
Assuming enrolment is open.
The current listing says new enrolments are closed.
Arriving without payment.
The consultation fee is due before the appointment.
Leaving a repeat until medicine has run out.
A review or monitoring test may be required.
Calling the wrong onsite business.
The pharmacy, lab, radiology and dental services are separate.
Using 60-minute street parking for a longer visit.
Consider the allocated Raleigh Street parking.
Travelling to Anglesea without checking the location.
The urgent-care clinic is in Hamilton.
Official Sources for Final Actions
Use these links after identifying the task you need to complete. Clinic details, fees and appointment availability can change.
Clinic navigation, portal access, services and practice information.
Open Leamington Medical CentreCurrent hours, staff, fees, enrolment, parking, access and services.
Verify clinic detailsOfficial portal platform for activated patient accounts.
Open Manage My HealthClinic explanation of registered-nurse prescribing roles, reviewed May 2024.
Open the official PDFClinic explanation of the physician-associate role, reviewed May 2024.
Open the official PDFCurrent 24/7 hours, walk-in process, location and consultation fees.
Open Anglesea ClinicThis independent guide is not Leamington Medical Centre and does not provide diagnosis, treatment or personalised medical advice.
Leamington Medical Centre FAQs
What are Leamington Medical Centre’s opening hours?
Leamington Medical Centre is listed as open Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5:00pm. It is closed on weekends and listed public holidays.
What is the Leamington Medical Centre phone number?
The phone number is 07 827 5959. Phone lines open at 8:30am.
Does Leamington Medical Centre accept walk-ins?
No. The clinic says it is not an urgent-care facility and does not offer a routine walk-in service. Patients should make an appointment.
Is Leamington Medical Centre accepting new patients?
No. The clinic-reviewed listing currently states that the practice is not taking new patient enrolments.
Can I use Manage My Health?
The clinic’s website links to Manage My Health. Available booking, prescription and record functions depend on your activated account and current clinic settings.
How much is an adult GP appointment?
The enrolled fee is listed as $58 for ages 18–24, $67 for ages 25–64 and $63 for ages 65 and over without a Community Services Card. The listed adult CSC fee is $20.
When do I pay the consultation fee?
The clinic requires the consultation fee to be paid on arrival before the patient is seen by the clinical team.
Can I request a repeat prescription online?
Repeat prescriptions and portal access are listed services. Use the portal for a suitable stable repeat and phone when the medicine has changed, the request is urgent or the process is unclear.
Where should I go when Leamington Medical Centre is closed?
The clinic lists Anglesea Clinic at 3 Thackeray Street in Hamilton as its preferred urgent-care service. Anglesea is open 24 hours and accepts walk-ins.
Is parking and wheelchair access available?
Twenty free spaces are listed at the RSCC car park on 24–26 Raleigh Street. Mobility parking, wheelchair access, additional movement space and an accessible toilet are also listed.
Final Patient Check
For routine enrolled-patient care, use Manage My Health when the required function is available or phone Leamington Medical Centre on 07 827 5959.
Phone for a new, worsening or same-day problem. Bring payment because the consultation fee is due on arrival.
When the clinic is closed, use Healthline or Anglesea Clinic for the appropriate level of care. Call 111 for a critical or life-threatening emergency.