Warkworth Medical Centre: GP Services, Hours & Appointments

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Warkworth GP hours, booking and patient checklist

Choose the Right Care Route Before You Call

Use this independent guide to check Warkworth Medical Centre’s phone number, address, opening hours, appointment rules, fees, enrolment status, services and after-hours options before you travel.

The practice is listed as open for enrolled-patient appointments, with new patients currently welcomed for enrolment. Same-day, complex, nurse, procedure and prescription questions should be handled by phone.

Call 09 425 1199 Plan an appointment After-hours care

Quick Answer

Warkworth Medical Centre is a general practice at 11 Alnwick Street, Warkworth, Auckland 0910. Healthpoint lists the clinic as open Monday to Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm and Saturday from 9:00am to 12:00pm.

  • Phone 09 425 1199 for appointments, same-day concerns, fees, prescriptions, procedure bookings or enrolment questions.
  • The practice is currently listed as welcoming new patients to enrol.
  • Enrolled adult visits are listed from $30.50 without a Community Services Card and $20.00 with a Community Services Card.
  • After hours, the practice partners with Ka Ora Telecare for virtual GP care, and critical emergencies should go to 111.

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Check hours and phone Address, contact details, Saturday hours and public-holiday warning. Book the right appointment Phone script, routine booking, nurse care and longer appointment advice. Ask about enrolment Current new-patient status and what to prepare before enrolling. Check fees Age bands, CSC pricing, ACC fee and what to confirm with reception. Request a prescription Repeat prescription preparation, review warnings and test-result questions. Find after-hours help Ka Ora, physical urgent-care options, Healthline and emergency guidance.

Warkworth Medical Centre Phone, Address and Opening Hours

Healthpoint lists this as a Warkworth general practice service owned and operated under Kawau Bay Health, with a clinic-reviewed listing last updated on 2 February 2026.

Main phone
09 425 1199
Address
11 Alnwick Street, Warkworth, Auckland 0910
Postal address
Warkworth Medical Centre, PO Box 41, Warkworth 0941
Email
Use the email shown on the verified Healthpoint listing for non-urgent administration.
Healthlink EDI
kawaubay
Monday–Friday
8:00am–5:00pm
Saturday
9:00am–12:00pm on the verified listing; call before Saturday travel because Saturday morning clinics are shared locally.
Public holidays
Closed on listed public holidays; recheck around holiday weekends.
Access
Make an appointment; enrolled patients.
Disability assistance
Wheelchair access is listed.
Verify current Healthpoint listing Open clinic website Call the clinic

How to Book the Correct Appointment

Do not choose an appointment type by guessing. Reception can help route the request to a GP, nurse, urgent same-day option, longer appointment, procedure booking or after-hours care.

Patient need Best first action What to say or prepare
Routine GP concern Phone or use the clinic’s accepted booking route. Main issue, preferred doctor, current medicines and suitable times.
Same-day or worsening symptoms Phone 09 425 1199. When it started, what changed, pain/fever/breathing concerns and why it may not wait.
Nurse appointment or immunisation Phone reception. Vaccine type, age, pregnancy status, travel dates or catch-up details.
Minor surgery, liquid nitrogen or vasectomy question Ask for the correct procedure pathway. Reason for procedure, previous assessment, photos if requested, and fee questions.
Cervical screening, LARC or sexual health Ask which clinician and appointment length are required. Screening history, preferred option, contraception type or privacy needs.
Several health concerns Ask about a longer appointment. Prioritise the most important issue in case everything cannot be covered safely.
After-hours care Use the after-hours section or phone the practice to be connected. Whether you need virtual advice, a same-day GP appointment or a physical urgent-care setting.

Identify the task

Decide whether it is routine, urgent, administrative, nursing-related, a procedure or after-hours.

Phone when unsure

Same-day concerns, procedures, vaccines, multiple issues and medicine changes should not be guessed online.

Prepare details

Have symptoms, medicine list, dates, card status, accessibility needs and preferred doctor ready.

Confirm cost and timing

Ask about fees, appointment length, documents, tests, preparation and follow-up before arriving.

Helpful phone script

“Kia ora, I need help choosing the right appointment. My main concern is ____. It started ____, and it is getting better / staying the same / getting worse. Should I book a GP, nurse, same-day, longer or procedure appointment?”

Before calling

  • Patient name and date of birth.
  • Main reason for the appointment.
  • When symptoms began and whether they are worsening.
  • Current medicines and doses.
  • Community Services Card status.
  • Preferred doctor or language need.
  • Accessibility or wheelchair support needs.

Bring to the appointment

  • Community Services Card, if relevant.
  • Current medicine or pharmacy list.
  • Hospital, specialist or discharge letters.
  • Forms needing completion.
  • Symptom notes and questions.
  • Payment method.
  • Child immunisation or travel records if needed.

New Patient Enrolment at Warkworth Medical Centre

Healthpoint currently says Warkworth Medical Centre is welcoming new patients to enrol. This is useful for people moving to Warkworth, Matakana, Snells Beach, Mahurangi or nearby rural communities who need an enrolled GP.

Important enrolment rule: New Zealand medical centres can enrol only people who are eligible for publicly funded health services. It is free to enrol, but you usually pay a fee when you see a doctor or nurse.

What to ask before enrolling

Confirm enrolment is still open

Listings can change. Phone before filling out paperwork.

Ask what documents are needed

Have ID, contact details, eligibility details and previous practice information ready.

Check first-visit timing

Ask whether a new-patient appointment or health check is required.

Ask about fees

Confirm your age band, Community Services Card status and any casual fee before care is needed.

Check current enrolment status Read official GP enrolment guidance Ask reception about enrolment

Warkworth Medical Centre Fees

Healthpoint publishes the enrolled-patient fee table below. Fees can change, and extra charges may apply for services such as procedures, materials, forms, prescriptions, after-hours care or non-standard appointments.

Age range Without CSC With CSC Useful note
Under 6 years Free Free Applies to enrolled and funded children.
6 to 13 years Free Free Children under 14 are listed as no charge if enrolled and funded.
14 to 17 years $13.50 $13.50 Ask about after-hours pricing if care is outside normal hours.
18 to 24 years $30.50 $20.00 Low-cost adult visits are listed from $30.50.
25 to 44 years $30.50 $20.00 Confirm any extra charges for forms, procedures or materials.
45 to 64 years $30.50 $20.00 Bring your Community Services Card if you have one.
65+ years $30.50 $20.00 After-hours pricing can differ from normal clinic fees.
ACC $35 or $30.50 for enrolled and funded patients $20.00 ACC may subsidise injury care but may not make it free.
Before booking a paid service, ask: Is the fee different for a longer appointment, after-hours service, ACC injury, travel vaccine, minor surgery, LARC, medical certificate, lab material, nurse appointment or repeat prescription?
Verify current fees Ask reception about fees

GP Services and How to Prepare

Healthpoint lists a wide range of services. Use the notes below to request the right appointment type instead of simply asking for “the next available doctor.”

Adult and child medical care

The practice provides routine primary care for adults and children, including physical and emotional health concerns.

  • Ask for a longer appointment when multiple issues need discussion.
  • Bring specialist letters, discharge notes or medicine changes.
  • Tell reception if a child, elderly person or complex care plan is involved.
Immunisations and travel vaccinations

Listed immunisations include pregnancy, childhood, flu, MMR, HPV, meningococcal, shingles, COVID-19, travel and other age-based vaccinations.

  • Phone to confirm eligibility, stock, funding and nurse appointment timing.
  • For travel health, provide destinations, travel dates and vaccine history.
  • Yellow fever vaccines are available only at approved centres, so ask early.
Screening, cervical screening and ECG

The listing includes health screening, cervical screening and ECG. Cervical screening is for eligible women and people with a cervix aged 25 to 69 who have ever been sexually active.

  • Ask whether self-swab HPV testing or clinician-collected sampling is suitable.
  • Confirm if a nurse, GP or specific appointment length is needed.
  • Bring previous results or letters when available.
Minor accident care, liquid nitrogen and minor surgery

Services include minor accident and injury care, liquid nitrogen treatment, minor surgery and skin-related procedures. Vasectomy is also listed as a service topic.

  • Phone before arriving with a recent or worsening injury.
  • Minor surgery may need assessment before treatment is scheduled.
  • Ask whether consultation, materials, lab testing and follow-up are charged separately.
Contraception, LARC and sexual health

Healthpoint lists Long Acting Reversible Contraception, cervical screening and other reproductive-health services.

  • Ask which clinician can provide the service.
  • Confirm appointment length, preparation and cost.
  • Say if privacy, timing or interpreter support matters.
Lung function, spirometry and peak flow

Healthpoint lists lung function tests including spirometry and peak flow meter support. Spirometry may take about 15 to 30 minutes depending on the test process.

  • Ask whether medicine should be taken or withheld before testing.
  • Bring inhalers and asthma/COPD action plans if relevant.
  • Book the correct test slot rather than a short routine visit.
Well Child / Tamariki Ora checks

New Zealand children are entitled to 11 free health checks from birth to three years. Healthpoint explains that these checks support growth, development, health education and whānau support.

  • Ask whether the practice, Plunket, Māori health provider or another Well Child provider is the best route.
  • Bring baby health records and immunisation details.
  • Use the appointment to ask about feeding, sleep, growth or development concerns.
Lab results and follow-up care

Healthpoint notes that many results return within about 48 hours, while specialist tests can take longer.

  • Ask how you will receive results.
  • Ask when to follow up if you hear nothing.
  • Ask which symptoms mean you should seek help sooner.

Doctors and Languages Listed

Healthpoint lists the following doctors for Warkworth Medical Centre. Appointment availability, working days and preferred-doctor requests should be confirmed with reception.

Dr Kate Baddock GP — vocationally registered
Dr Steve Barker GP — vocationally registered
Dr Matthew Couchman General practitioner
Dr Andrew Duffin GP — vocationally registered
Dr Jing He GP — vocationally registered
Dr Amy MacBeth GP — vocationally registered
Dr Destinee Macleod General practitioner
Dr Bruce Sutherland GP — vocationally registered
Dr Simon Tricker General practitioner
Dr Neil Vaz Viegas General practitioner

Languages listed for the practice

English Afrikaans Cantonese Chinese Chinese Danish Egyptian Tagalog Filipino

Request your preferred doctor or language when booking. Availability depends on the clinician, appointment type and date.

Repeat Prescriptions, Results and Admin Requests

Repeat prescriptions are not automatic. Healthpoint notes that repeat prescribing is generally for patients known to the practice with stable conditions, and monitoring or review may still be required.

Before requesting a repeat

  1. Request before your medicine runs out.
  2. List each medicine name, strength and dose.
  3. Confirm the pharmacy that should receive it.
  4. Mention any medicine or symptom change.
  5. Be ready for blood tests or a review appointment.

Why a repeat may be declined

  • You are not known to the practice.
  • The condition is not stable.
  • Monitoring tests are overdue.
  • The medicine is controlled or needs close supervision.
  • A clinical review is due.

Results follow-up questions

  • How will I receive the result?
  • When should I follow up?
  • Do I need another appointment?
  • Which symptoms need urgent reassessment?
  • Can I see results through a patient portal?
Urgent medicine problem: do not rely on a routine repeat request. Phone the clinic while open, use after-hours guidance when closed, or call 111 for a critical emergency.

After-Hours Care When the Clinic Is Closed

Warkworth Medical Centre partners with Ka Ora Telecare for same-day virtual GP appointments for enrolled patients outside normal clinic hours.

Ka Ora Telecare

Weekdays
Available from 5:00pm to 8:30am
Weekends
Available 24/7
Public holidays
Available 24/7
Phone
0800 252 672
Best for
Virtual GP care when the clinic is closed and the issue is not a critical emergency.

If you need to attend a physical healthcare setting when the clinic is closed, the Healthpoint listing says patients can contact Coast to Coast Healthcare, Silverdale, Shorecare or Hibiscus Coast in Red Beach.

Clinic after-hours page Ka Ora Telecare

Map, Parking and Arrival Help

Use the exact address 11 Alnwick Street, Warkworth, Auckland 0910 when navigating. Do not confuse this clinic with other Warkworth, Wellsford, Snells Beach or Coast to Coast healthcare locations.

Failed-Visit Warnings

These mistakes commonly cause rebooking, delay or unnecessary travel.

1

Arriving without checking appointment availability.
The listing says access is by appointment for enrolled patients.

2

Ignoring Saturday differences.
Saturday morning access may be shared locally, so phone before travelling.

3

Booking a short slot for several issues.
Ask about a longer appointment when needed.

4

Expecting a repeat prescription automatically.
Review, monitoring or an appointment may be required.

5

Forgetting CSC details.
Community Services Card status changes some adult fees.

6

Using after-hours care for routine admin.
Forms, planned repeats and non-urgent follow-ups are usually clinic-hour tasks.

7

Going to the wrong healthcare site.
Warkworth Medical Centre is at 11 Alnwick Street.

8

Waiting in a possible emergency.
Government guidance says call 111 if you cannot decide whether it is an emergency.

Official Sources for Final Checks

Use these links only after identifying the exact task you need. Hours, fees, enrolment and after-hours access can change.

Warkworth Medical Centre — Healthpoint

Best source for verified hours, address, fees, doctors, services, languages, enrolment and access notes.

Verify Healthpoint listing
Clinic website — Kawau Bay Health

Use for clinic-owned updates, service information and practice notices.

Open clinic website
Clinic after-hours page

Use for Ka Ora Telecare access and after-hours instructions from the practice.

Open after-hours page
Ka Ora Telecare

Use for after-hours virtual GP registration, booking and service details.

Open Ka Ora
New Zealand Government GP guidance

Use for official enrolment guidance, 111 emergency wording and finding a doctor.

Read official guidance
Google Maps

Use for the final route to 11 Alnwick Street before leaving home.

Open map directions

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

Warkworth Medical Centre FAQs

What are Warkworth Medical Centre’s opening hours?

Healthpoint lists Warkworth Medical Centre as open Monday to Friday from 8:00am to 5:00pm and Saturday from 9:00am to 12:00pm. Public holidays are listed as closed, so confirm current hours before travelling.

What is the Warkworth Medical Centre phone number?

The listed phone number is 09 425 1199. Use it for appointments, urgent same-day concerns, enrolment questions, fees, prescriptions, nurse bookings and procedure questions.

Where is Warkworth Medical Centre located?

Warkworth Medical Centre is listed at 11 Alnwick Street, Warkworth, Auckland 0910. Use the exact street address when opening map directions.

Is Warkworth Medical Centre accepting new patients?

Healthpoint currently says Warkworth Medical Centre is welcoming new patients to enrol. Enrolment status can change, so phone reception before completing paperwork.

How much does an adult GP visit cost at Warkworth Medical Centre?

Healthpoint lists enrolled and funded adult visits from $30.50 without a Community Services Card and $20.00 with a Community Services Card. Extra charges may apply for some services.

Are children free at Warkworth Medical Centre?

Healthpoint lists enrolled and funded children under 14 as no charge. Confirm eligibility and any special service charges with reception.

Can I get a repeat prescription from Warkworth Medical Centre?

Repeat prescriptions are listed as a service, but they are generally for patients known to the practice with stable conditions. A review, monitoring test or appointment may be required.

Which doctors are listed at Warkworth Medical Centre?

Healthpoint lists Dr Kate Baddock, Dr Steve Barker, Dr Matthew Couchman, Dr Andrew Duffin, Dr Jing He, Dr Amy MacBeth, Dr Destinee Macleod, Dr Bruce Sutherland, Dr Simon Tricker and Dr Neil Vaz Viegas.

What after-hours service does Warkworth Medical Centre use?

Warkworth Medical Centre partners with Ka Ora Telecare for after-hours virtual GP appointments for enrolled patients. Ka Ora is listed as available weekdays from 5:00pm to 8:30am and 24/7 on weekends and public holidays.

What should I do in a medical emergency?

Call 111 immediately for a critical or life-threatening emergency. Government guidance says that if you cannot decide whether your situation is an emergency, do not wait — call 111.

Final Patient Check

For routine GP care, phone Warkworth Medical Centre on 09 425 1199 and ask which appointment type fits your need. For same-day or worsening symptoms, call rather than waiting for a routine booking pathway.

For after-hours enrolled-patient virtual care, use Ka Ora Telecare. For uncertainty, call Healthline. For a critical emergency, call 111.