Orewa Medical Centre 2026: Hours, Fees & Booking

Ōrewa GP booking, fee and visit planner

Choose the Right Orewa Care Route Before You Travel

Check the clinic’s current phone number, weekday hours, 15-minute appointment rule, Health365 booking route, fees, enrolment status and repeat-prescription timing.

Phone reception when symptoms are worsening, several concerns need discussion, or you need nursing, travel, skin, procedure or urgent-care guidance.

Independent guide for Orewa Medical Centre at 8d Tamariki Avenue, Ōrewa 0931. This website is not the clinic.

Quick Answer

Orewa Medical Centre is an appointment-based family general practice at 8d Tamariki Avenue. Its official website lists weekday hours of 8:10am–5:00pm, with weekends and public holidays closed.

  • Standard GP consultations are usually 15 minutes.
  • General new enrolments are closed, except for eligible newborn babies of enrolled parents.
  • Casual patients and walk-in urgent cases are not currently accepted because of capacity.
  • Standard repeat prescriptions require two working days.
  • Health365 is the clinic’s patient portal for suitable registered-patient tasks.

What Do You Need to Do Today?

Choose the closest task to jump directly to the right instructions.

Orewa Medical Centre Phone, Address and Opening Hours

Use the full Tamariki Avenue address and the 09 telephone number to avoid confusing the clinic with another Orewa healthcare provider.

Phone
09 426 5437
Email
reception@orewamedicalcentre.co.nz for non-urgent administration
Address
8d Tamariki Avenue, Ōrewa 0931
Monday–Friday
8:10am–5:00pm
Saturday–Sunday
Closed
Public holidays
Closed on public and statutory holidays
Appointment access
Booked consultations only
Healthlink EDI
markjohn — primarily for health professionals
Email is not an urgent-care channel. Phone the clinic for time-sensitive concerns and call 111 for a critical emergency.

How to Book the Correct Appointment

A standard consultation is 15 minutes. Tell reception what the visit is for so they can select the correct clinician, appointment length and preparation.

Patient need Best first action Why
Routine GP consultation Health365 or phone A straightforward routine concern may fit a standard online appointment.
New or worsening symptoms today Phone reception Reception needs enough information to advise the safest available route.
Several concerns Request a longer appointment A 15-minute visit may not safely cover multiple complex issues.
Nurse care or vaccination Phone reception The clinic may need specific staff, stock or preparation.
Travel consultation Phone 4–6 weeks before travel Some vaccines require more than one dose or must be ordered.
Mole, skin lesion or procedure Book an assessment first The GP must decide whether biopsy, cryotherapy, removal or referral is appropriate.
Walk-in accident or urgent care Phone or use after-hours care The clinic currently does not accept walk-in accident or urgent cases.

Identify the task

Decide whether the request is routine, urgent, nursing-related, administrative or procedural.

Choose phone or portal

Use Health365 for suitable routine tasks and phone when the booking type is uncertain.

Prepare information

Have symptoms, medicines, documents and support needs ready.

Confirm practical details

Ask about appointment length, likely fees and preparation before ending the call.

Reception phone script

“Kia ora, my main concern is ____. It began ____, and it is getting better / staying the same / getting worse. Is a standard 15-minute appointment suitable, or do I need a longer, nurse, procedure or urgent-care booking?”

Have ready when booking

  • Patient name and date of birth.
  • Main reason for the appointment.
  • When symptoms started and what has changed.
  • Current medicines and allergies.
  • Preferred clinician, where relevant.
  • Interpreter, accessibility or support-person needs.

Bring to the appointment

  • Community Services Card if applicable.
  • Medicine or preferred pharmacy list.
  • Hospital, specialist or discharge letters.
  • Forms requiring completion.
  • Travel itinerary or vaccine history when relevant.
  • A suitable payment method.
You may bring a support person. The clinic’s official services page welcomes support people at consultations.

Orewa Medical Centre Fees

The official fee page says these are usual fees for a 15-minute consultation. Longer appointments, non-resident care, materials and special circumstances can change the total.

Enrolled-patient consultation fees

Age Enrolled fee Community Services Card
0–13 years Free Free
14–17 years $50.00 $13.50
18–24 years $60.00 $20.00
25 years and over $71.00 $20.00
ACC consultations: the official fee page says the consultation fee is the same as the enrolled fee above. Materials, treatment or follow-up costs may still apply.

Other published service fees

Service Published fee Practical note
Travel consultation $130.00 Vaccines and ordered stock may cost extra.
Driver medical $130.00 Bring the correct licence form and identification.
Other medical examination $130.00 Includes examples such as diving, police or armed-forces medicals.
Standard repeat prescription $27.00 Allow two working days.
Urgent repeat prescription $37.00 The official fee page lists a 24-hour urgent option.
Ear microsuction $50.00 Available from age 13 and enrolment is not required.
Steroid injection From $80 ACC or $150 non-ACC A separate GP assessment is required first.
Punch biopsy $175.00 Confirm pathology and follow-up costs.
Minor procedure $400.00 or more The final quote depends on time and complexity.
Wedge resection $450.00 A GP assessment is required before scheduling.
Healthy Me programme $275.00 Ask what the programme includes before booking.
Infusion $140.00 Medicine and eligibility requirements may affect the total.
Jadelle insertion or removal $230.00 Confirm consultation and device-related costs.
Mirena insertion $230.00 Confirm device, consultation and follow-up charges.
Mirena removal $75.00 Ask whether an assessment fee also applies.

New Enrolments, Newborns and Casual Patients

Orewa Medical Centre is not currently accepting general new enrolments. The official enrolment page describes an exception for newborn babies whose parent or parents are already enrolled.

Casual patients are not currently accepted. Healthpoint says the clinic cannot see casual patients because of current capacity.

Existing patient

Use the normal appointment or prescription process.

New adult or child

Do not submit forms unless the clinic confirms enrolment has reopened.

Newborn baby

Ask whether the enrolled-parent exception applies.

Need another GP

Use the official Healthpoint directory and filter for enrolling practices.

GP, Nurse and Procedure Services

Tell reception the exact service you need. This helps the clinic choose the right staff, appointment length, preparation and fee.

General and family GP care

  • Adult and child medical care.
  • Long-term condition reviews.
  • Well-child checks and immunisations.
  • Pregnancy, antenatal and postnatal guidance.
  • Driving, insurance, diving and employment medicals.

Nursing and immunisations

  • Cervical screening.
  • Cardiovascular and chronic-care support.
  • Smoking-cessation assistance.
  • Iron and osteoporosis infusions.
  • Childhood, adult, work and travel vaccinations.

Travel health

  • Book 4–6 weeks before departure when possible.
  • Bring itinerary, vaccine history, medicines and allergy details.
  • Some ordered vaccines require a 50% deposit.
  • Yellow fever vaccination is not available at this clinic.

Ear microsuction

  • Available for people aged 13 and over.
  • You do not need to be enrolled.
  • The published fee is $50.
  • Ask reception whether any preparation is required.

Skin checks and minor surgery

  • A single concerning lesion may fit a normal 15-minute assessment.
  • Multiple spots may be better suited to a mole-map service.
  • Biopsy, cryotherapy, removal or specialist referral may follow.
  • A GP assessment is required before minor surgery is scheduled.

Family planning and pregnancy care

  • Contraception advice.
  • Pregnancy diagnosis and early care.
  • Midwife or obstetric referral guidance.
  • The clinic does not provide labour or delivery services.

Wellbeing and chronic-care support

  • Health coaching and lifestyle assistance.
  • Mental-health and wellbeing support.
  • Diabetes, asthma, blood pressure and cholesterol care.
  • Health Improvement Practitioner services may be available.

ABPI and vascular Doppler

  • Non-invasive blood-flow assessment for the lower limbs.
  • May help assess peripheral arterial disease risk.
  • The clinic says this service is available to the wider community.
  • Confirm referral, preparation and cost before booking.
No walk-in urgent clinic: the official services page says the practice does not currently have capacity for walk-in accident or urgent medical cases.

Current Doctors and Languages

The clinic’s official team page currently lists the active clinicians below. Doctor availability and working days should be confirmed when booking.

Dr Rob Odlin General practice, paediatrics, minor surgery, older-person care and other family-medicine services.
Dr Aimee England General practice with interests including older-person health and chronic-care management.
Dr Reza Mofrad General practice with interests in minor surgery, chronic care and geriatric health.
Dr Isabel Bordon Family doctor with a community-focused approach to primary care.
Dr Suran Kim General practice registrar with hospital experience across adult medicine, geriatrics, paediatrics and women’s health.
Dr TJ Choi General practitioner with interests in prevention and long-term conditions; speaks English and Korean.

Dr Sally Simpson has retired from clinical practice but remains involved in the centre’s administration and leadership.

Languages listed

English Spanish Russian Catalan Korean

Request a preferred language or doctor when booking. Availability depends on the clinician and appointment time.

Repeat Prescriptions, Results and Medical Forms

Plan ahead. A repeat prescription is reviewed by a doctor and may be declined until you complete an appointment or monitoring.

Repeat prescription

  1. Order one to two weeks before medicine runs out.
  2. Allow two working days for standard processing.
  3. The clinic says nurse requests are accepted until 1pm each day.
  4. Provide medicine name, strength, dose and pharmacy.
  5. A 12-month prescription requires a doctor appointment.

Why a review may be required

  • Your last prescription was issued without a GP review.
  • Blood tests or monitoring are due.
  • The medicine or dose has changed.
  • Symptoms are no longer stable.
  • The prescription is not clinically suitable without assessment.

Results and forms

  • Ask how results will be communicated.
  • Confirm when to follow up if you hear nothing.
  • Tell reception exactly which medical form is required.
  • Bring the original form, identification and relevant records.
Urgent medicine problem: do not rely on a routine portal request. Phone the clinic, use nurse triage after hours, or call 111 for a critical emergency.

After-Hours Care When the Clinic Is Closed

Use the route that matches the urgency and whether an in-person examination is needed.

Available after-hours routes

Nurse triage
Call 09 426 5437 outside clinic hours to be redirected to the practice’s 24-hour nurse telephone service.
Healthline
Free expert health advice on 0800 611 116, any time of day or night.
CareHQ
Virtual New Zealand GP consultations, seven days from 7am–10pm.
Greville Road
Shorecare, 50 Greville Road, Pinehill — generally 8am–8pm daily.
Smales Farm
Shorecare, 74 Taharoto Road, Takapuna — open 24 hours, 365 days.
Shorecare phone
09 486 7777 — extension 2 for Greville Road and extension 1 for Smales Farm.
Check live status before driving. Temporary Greville Road closures can occur; Smales Farm is the 24-hour location.

Map and Checklist Before Leaving Home

Use the exact address—8d Tamariki Avenue, Ōrewa 0931—rather than searching only for “Orewa medical centre.”

Accessibility planning: phone before travelling when you need accessible parking, a step-free route, wheelchair space, interpreter support or assistance entering the clinic.

Common Reasons a Visit Fails

Avoid these problems before travelling or submitting a request.

1

Arriving without an appointment.
Consultations are appointment-only.

2

Expecting walk-in urgent care.
The clinic currently does not accept walk-in accident or urgent cases.

3

Booking one standard slot for several issues.
Ask for a longer appointment.

4

Assuming enrolment is open.
General new enrolments and casual patients are not currently accepted.

5

Ordering medicine after it runs out.
Standard processing takes two working days and a review may be required.

6

Booking travel care too late.
The clinic recommends planning 4–6 weeks before departure.

7

Expecting yellow fever vaccination.
The official services page says it is not provided here.

8

Driving to Greville Road without checking.
Temporary Shorecare closures can occur.

Official Sources for Final Checks

Use these sources after identifying the task you need to complete. Fees, enrolment, clinicians and urgent-care access can change.

Official clinic website

Phone, address, hours, booking portal and clinic updates.

Open Orewa Medical Centre
Official fees

Consultation, prescription, procedure and medical-examination charges.

Verify current fees
Official services

Nursing, travel, ear, skin, family-planning and after-hours details.

Verify services
Health365

Patient portal for suitable registered-patient tasks.

Sign in to Health365
Healthpoint

Appointment access, enrolment, hours, fees, languages and service listing.

Open Healthpoint
After-hours providers

Live Shorecare status, CareHQ virtual consultations and Healthline guidance.

Check Shorecare
Check CareHQ
Check Healthline

Medical Centre NZ is an independent information website. It is not Orewa Medical Centre and does not provide diagnosis, treatment or personalised medical advice.

Orewa Medical Centre FAQs

What are Orewa Medical Centre’s opening hours?

The official website lists Orewa Medical Centre as open Monday to Friday from 8:10am to 5:00pm. Saturdays, Sundays and public or statutory holidays are closed.

What is Orewa Medical Centre’s phone number?

The listed phone number is 09 426 5437. Use it for appointments, same-day concerns, fees, prescriptions and booking questions.

How do I book an appointment at Orewa Medical Centre?

Registered patients can use Health365 for suitable routine tasks or phone reception on 09 426 5437. Phone when the issue is urgent, complex, nursing-related or needs a special appointment.

How long is a standard Orewa Medical Centre appointment?

Healthpoint states that the standard consultation is 15 minutes. Ask for a longer appointment when you have several concerns or a complex problem.

Does Orewa Medical Centre accept walk-in urgent patients?

No. The official services page says the clinic does not currently have capacity to deal with walk-in accident and urgent medical cases.

Is Orewa Medical Centre accepting new patients?

The clinic is not currently accepting general new enrolments. Its official enrolment page describes an exception for newborn babies whose parent or parents are already enrolled.

Does Orewa Medical Centre accept casual patients?

Healthpoint currently says the practice cannot see casual patients because of capacity. Confirm current access directly with reception.

How long does a repeat prescription take?

The clinic asks patients to allow two working days for a standard repeat prescription and recommends ordering one to two weeks before medicine runs out because a GP review may be required.

How much does a standard appointment cost?

The current published enrolled fee is free for ages 0–13, $50 for ages 14–17, $60 for ages 18–24 and $71 for ages 25 and over. Community Services Card fees are lower. Confirm prices before the appointment.

Where should I go when Orewa Medical Centre is closed?

Call 111 for a critical emergency. For advice, call Healthline on 0800 611 116 or the clinic number for nurse triage. CareHQ offers virtual consultations, Shorecare Greville Road generally operates 8am–8pm, and Shorecare Smales Farm is open 24 hours.

Final Patient Check

Use Health365 for suitable routine tasks or phone Orewa Medical Centre on 09 426 5437. Phone rather than relying on the portal when symptoms are worsening, several issues need discussion or the correct appointment type is unclear.

When the clinic is closed, use nurse triage, Healthline, CareHQ or Shorecare according to urgency. Call 111 for a critical or life-threatening emergency.