Get the Right Ormiston Appointment the First Time
Check Ormiston Medical Centre’s verified phone number, weekday hours, myIndici booking, consultation fees, enrolment process, prescriptions and after-hours options before travelling.
The clinic is appointment-only. Use myIndici for suitable routine tasks, but phone reception for urgent same-day needs, several concerns, medicals, procedures, cancellations or anything clinically unclear.
Quick Answer
Ormiston Medical Centre is an appointment-based GP clinic on Level 2 at 211 Ormiston Road, Flat Bush, Auckland 2019.
- Phone: 09 265 1325
- Hours: Monday–Friday, 7:30am–5:00pm
- Standard appointment: 15 minutes for one main issue
- Online portal: myIndici
- New patients: currently welcoming enrolments
- Access: appointment-only; enrolled and casual patients may be seen
- Parking: free parking is listed below the building
- Accessibility: Healthpoint lists wheelchair access
I Want To…
Choose the task closest to what you need. Each route explains the rules before linking to the official action.
Check hours and contact
Phone, address, email rules, feedback, parking and accessibility.
View detailsBook an appointment
Choose phone, myIndici, a 15-minute visit or a longer consultation.
Booking helpCheck GP fees
Enrolled, casual, non-resident, prescription and referral charges.
View feesEnrol as a patient
Eligibility, identity documents, record transfer and screening steps.
Enrolment guideRequest medicine or results
Prescription timing, fees, pharmacy details and myIndici results.
Prescription helpFind after-hours care
Practice Plus, East Care, Healthline and emergency routing.
After-hours helpOpening Hours, Phone, Address and Contact Rules
The GP clinic is on Level 2 at 211 Ormiston Road, opposite Ormiston Town Centre. Do not confuse it with Ormiston Hospital or other providers in the building.
- Clinic
- Ormiston Medical Centre
- Phone
- 09 265 1325
- Address
- Level 2, 211 Ormiston Road, Flat Bush, Auckland 2019
- Monday–Friday
- 7:30am–5:00pm
- Weekends
- Closed
- Public holidays
- Closed; verify current arrangements before travelling
- General email
- info@ormistonmedical.co.nz
- Feedback email
- feedback@ormistonmedical.co.nz
- Healthlink EDI
- botanymd
- Parking
- Free parking is listed below the building
- Accessibility
- Healthpoint lists wheelchair access
How to Book the Correct Appointment
All consultations are by appointment. Standard GP appointments last 15 minutes and are intended for one main issue.
| What you need | Best first route | Important booking rule |
|---|---|---|
| Routine GP consultation | myIndici or phone | Choose the correct consultation type and allow enough time. |
| Urgent same-day concern | Phone reception | Explain when symptoms started and what has changed. |
| Several health concerns | Ask for a double appointment | A 30-minute consultation is listed at $74 for enrolled patients. |
| Nurse care, vaccine or procedure | Phone reception | Staffing, preparation, stock, equipment or materials may need confirmation. |
| Driver licence medical | Phone customer service | The official service page says this cannot be booked through myIndici. |
| Immigration medical | Phone reception | Confirm the exact Immigration New Zealand medical package before paying. |
| Phone or video consultation | Book the appropriate remote visit | The same consultation fee applies to in-person, phone and video appointments. |
Identify the main task
Decide whether you need routine care, urgent help, a form, nurse service, medical examination or procedure.
Choose phone or myIndici
Use myIndici for suitable routine tasks. Phone when urgency or appointment type is unclear.
Ask for enough time
Request a longer appointment for several issues, mental-health concerns, complex reviews or extensive forms.
Confirm extra costs
Ask whether procedures, materials, vaccines, tests, reports, certificates or referrals are charged separately.
“Kia ora, I need an appointment for ____. 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, medical or urgent appointment?”
Have ready when booking
- Patient name and date of birth
- Main reason for the appointment
- Symptom start date and changes
- Current medicines and doses
- Preferred doctor, where relevant
- Language or accessibility requirements
Bring to the visit
- Community Services Card when relevant
- Current medicine list
- Hospital or specialist letters
- Forms requiring completion
- Identity documents for medicals or enrolment
- Payment method
GP Fees, Prescriptions, Referrals and Casual-Patient Costs
These are current published prices. Confirm before paying because procedures, materials, tests, reports and special medical examinations can cost extra.
Enrolled GP consultation fees
| Age | Without Community Services Card | With Community Services Card |
|---|---|---|
| Under 14 | Free | Free |
| 14–17 | $13.50 | $13.50 |
| 18 and over | $30.50 | $20.00 |
Other published charges
| Service | Published amount | Important note |
|---|---|---|
| 30-minute enrolled GP consultation | $74 | Useful for more detailed or multiple concerns. |
| Sexual-health consultation under age 22 | Free | Confirm eligibility and appointment type. |
| Nurse consultation | $13–$27.50 | Consumables may cost extra. |
| Public referral | $10 | Confirm whether a consultation is also required. |
| Private referral | $22.50 | Specialist fees are separate. |
| Casual patient under 14 | $48 | Unsubsidised casual fee. |
| Casual patient aged 14–17 | $55 | The official page also uses overlapping “17+” wording; confirm the fee for a 17-year-old. |
| Casual adult | $98 | Confirm current age boundary and availability. |
| Non-NZ resident under 14 | $60 | Applies to visitors without qualifying work-visa status. |
| Non-NZ resident aged 14+ | $125 | Additional tests or procedures may cost more. |
New-Patient Enrolment and Official Form Requirements
Healthpoint currently says the practice is welcoming new patients. Enrolment is not simply an appointment booking: the clinic requests registration, eligibility evidence and a new-patient screening before the first normal GP consultation.
Start the current enrolment process
Use the clinic’s current online enrolment page and nominate a doctor who is accepting new patients.
Prepare identity and eligibility evidence
Examples include a New Zealand passport or birth certificate, or an international passport with qualifying residence or work-visa evidence.
Provide previous-GP details
The official enrolment form includes permission to request and transfer records from your previous practice.
Attend the screening appointment
A nurse or Medical Centre Assistant screens new patients before the first ordinary GP appointment.
What the official PDF asks for
Personal and contact details
- Legal name and date of birth
- Gender and country of birth
- Residential and postal address
- Phone, email and emergency contact
- Community Services Card or High User Health Card
- Ethnicity, iwi and smoking status
Eligibility and consent
- Citizenship, residence or qualifying visa category
- Intention to reside in New Zealand
- Proof-of-eligibility declaration
- Previous-doctor record-transfer consent
- PHO and National Enrolment Service agreement
- Signature or authorised representative details
The clinic also hosts a Chinese-English enrolment PDF that identifies Ormiston Medical at 211 Ormiston Road and explains the same identity, record-transfer, eligibility and consent requirements.
myIndici, Test Results and Health-Information Sharing
Ormiston Medical Centre uses myIndici. Do not assume a ManageMyHealth login will work for this clinic.
What myIndici can do
- Book suitable routine appointments
- Request regular repeat prescriptions
- View current and past laboratory results
- View specialist letters and reports
- Receive approved prescriptions electronically
- Access personal health information
What myIndici cannot replace
- Emergency assistance
- Urgent same-day clinical triage
- A physical examination
- A longer appointment for several issues
- Immediate prescription approval
- Direct clinical advice by email
What the official Your Health Summary PDF explains
The clinic-hosted information sheet says authorised treating clinicians may access selected health information when you cannot visit your usual medical centre or need urgent care elsewhere.
| Information that may be shared | Why it may help |
|---|---|
| Medical conditions and allergies | Helps another treating clinician avoid unsafe assumptions. |
| Medicines and immunisations | Supports continuity when your usual GP is unavailable. |
| Laboratory and radiology results | May reduce unnecessary repeat testing. |
| Recalls and discharge summaries | Provides important recent-care context. |
The PDF says access is limited to authorised clinicians treating you and describes an opt-off route. It also warns that opting off may delay care when another clinician must reconstruct your history.
Repeat Prescriptions and Laboratory Results
Repeat medicine process
- Request regular medicine about two weeks before it runs out.
- Use myIndici when your portal access is active.
- Provide medicine name, strength and current dose.
- Name the pharmacy and suburb.
- Allow three working days for standard processing.
- Request urgent same-day processing before midday.
Laboratory result process
- Doctors review results before portal release.
- The clinic says it will contact you if results are concerning.
- Normal results may not generate a phone call.
- Reviewed results can be viewed in myIndici.
- Ask when to follow up if you hear nothing.
- Phone earlier if symptoms worsen while waiting.
Published prescription fees
| Request | Published fee | Timing |
|---|---|---|
| Under 14 during a consultation | Free | Subject to GP approval |
| Under 14 outside a consultation | $12 | Standard processing |
| Age 14–17 | $18 | Standard processing |
| Age 18+ | $21 | Standard processing |
| Urgent prescription | $35 | Same day if requested before midday, subject to approval |
GP Services and the Correct Booking Route
The clinic provides broad general-practice care plus several task-specific services. Phone before booking when the service needs special documents, equipment, stock or a longer appointment.
General GP care
Routine illness, child and adult health, long-term conditions, medicines and general health reviews.
Immunisations
Childhood, pregnancy, adult, travel and privately funded vaccines. Confirm eligibility, stock and cost first.
Driver licence medicals
Includes eyesight and medical fitness assessment. Phone because this service cannot be booked through myIndici.
Immigration medicals
The clinic offers eMedical examinations, blood tests, X-rays and required documentation in one location.
Cervical screening
HPV self-testing or clinician-collected screening may be available depending on eligibility and clinical suitability.
Minor surgery
Selected procedures include skin tags, moles, warts, ingrown toenails, liquid nitrogen and some IUD insertions.
Mental-health support
The clinic recommends a double appointment for mental-health consultations and allows a support person.
Sexual health
Confidential contraception, STI assessment, emergency contraception and sexual-health care.
Well Child and preventive care
Well Child checks, advance-care planning, travel advice, screening and preventive health support.
Immigration Medicals: Packages, Prices and Preparation
The official service page says Ormiston Medical can provide the medical examination, blood tests, X-ray and required eMedical documentation in one location.
| Published package | Indicative price |
|---|---|
| Adult age 15+: medical, bloods and X-ray | $395 |
| Adult age 15+: medical and bloods | $325 |
| X-ray only | $150 |
| Age 11–14: medical, bloods and X-ray | $190 |
| Age 11–14: medical and bloods | $120 |
| Age 0–10: medical | $105 |
| Limited medical without X-ray | $225 |
| Limited medical with X-ray | $295 |
| Cognitive examination, 30 minutes | $50 |
After-Hours Care: Practice Plus, East Care, Healthline or 111
Choose according to whether you need virtual GP care, in-person urgent treatment, advice or emergency help.
Practice Plus virtual care
Practice Plus provides virtual clinician consultations for problems that can be assessed remotely.
- Useful for
- Advice, selected prescriptions, certificates and health concerns suitable for telehealth
- Device
- Smartphone, tablet or computer with internet access
- Notes
- Consult notes can be shared with the regular GP unless the patient asks otherwise
- Hours
- Published schedules differ between the clinic page and Practice Plus; check current live availability before relying on a time
East Care Urgent Care
Use East Care for suitable urgent in-person illness or injury that cannot wait for the GP clinic to reopen.
- Address
- 260 Botany Road, Howick, Auckland 2013
- Phone
- 09 277 1516
- Hours
- 7:00am–1:00am daily, including public holidays
- Access
- Walk-in urgent care; separate fees and queueing apply
- Late-night fee
- The current fee page lists a $35 surcharge after 11:00pm, with stated exceptions
Map, Parking, Building Services and Arrival Checklist
Ormiston Medical Centre is on Level 2 at 211 Ormiston Road, opposite Ormiston Town Centre. The official site lists free parking below the building and parking directly behind the health centre.
Other services in the same building are separate
The complex includes providers such as Ormiston Kiwi Chemist, Canopy Imaging, dental, eye and rehabilitation services. Their opening hours, bookings, fees and phone numbers are separate from the GP clinic.
Common Booking and Failed-Visit Mistakes
Arriving without an appointment.
The practice is appointment-only.
Using ManageMyHealth.
Ormiston uses myIndici.
Booking 15 minutes for several issues.
Ask for a longer appointment.
Emailing an urgent health question.
Phone for health and appointment queries.
Leaving prescriptions too late.
Standard processing takes three working days.
Printing the legacy PDF without checking.
The English form still displays “Highgate Surgery.”
Missing a visit without enough notice.
Less than two hours’ notice may trigger an invoice.
Confusing the GP clinic with Ormiston Hospital.
Confirm 211 Ormiston Road and 09 265 1325.
Official Sources for Final Verification
Use these pages after reading the relevant explanation. Clinic fees, enrolment, doctors, portal rules and after-hours arrangements can change.
General clinic information, services and current notices.
Open official websiteHours, doctors, enrolment, fees, accessibility and services.
Open clinic-reviewed listingEnrolled, casual, non-resident, prescription and referral charges.
Verify feesmyIndici appointments, prescriptions and laboratory results.
Read portal guidanceCurrent online enrolment, eligibility and screening instructions.
Check enrolmentCurrent urgent-care hours, location, fees and services.
Check East CareSource audit completed using official clinic pages, Healthpoint information reviewed by Ormiston Medical Centre, official clinic-hosted PDFs and current New Zealand after-hours sources. Medical Centre NZ is an independent information website and does not provide diagnosis or personalised medical advice.
Ormiston Medical Centre Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ormiston Medical Centre’s phone number?
The listed phone number is 09 265 1325. Use it for appointments, urgent same-day concerns, fees, enrolment, medicals and prescription uncertainty.
Where is Ormiston Medical Centre located?
The GP clinic is on Level 2 at 211 Ormiston Road, Flat Bush, Auckland 2019, opposite Ormiston Town Centre.
What are Ormiston Medical Centre’s opening hours?
The clinic is listed as open Monday to Friday from 7:30am to 5:00pm. It is closed on weekends and listed public holidays.
Can I book online with Ormiston Medical Centre?
Yes. Ormiston Medical Centre uses myIndici for suitable routine appointments, prescriptions and results. Phone for urgent, complex, procedure or unclear booking needs.
How long is a standard GP appointment?
A standard GP appointment is 15 minutes and is intended for one main issue. The official fee page lists a 30-minute consultation at $74.
Is Ormiston Medical Centre accepting new patients?
Healthpoint currently says the practice is welcoming new patients. Confirm before applying because enrolment status and doctor capacity can change.
What are the enrolled GP fees?
Published fees are free for patients under 14, $13.50 for ages 14–17 and $30.50 for adults without a Community Services Card. The listed adult CSC fee is $20.
How long do repeat prescriptions take?
Standard repeat prescriptions are listed as taking three working days. Urgent same-day requests must be made before midday and are subject to GP approval.
Can I book a driver licence medical online?
No. The official driver medical page says this appointment cannot be booked through myIndici and should be arranged by phoning customer service.
Where should I go when Ormiston Medical Centre is closed?
Practice Plus may provide suitable virtual care, while East Care at 260 Botany Road provides walk-in urgent care. Call Healthline on 0800 611 116 for advice and call 111 for a critical emergency.
Final Patient Check
For routine care, use myIndici or phone Ormiston Medical Centre on 09 265 1325. Phone rather than using email or a portal when symptoms are urgent, the booking type is unclear or several concerns need more time.
Confirm fees, enrolment, prescription timing, medical-examination requirements and clinician availability before acting. When the clinic is closed, choose Practice Plus, East Care, Healthline or 111 according to urgency.