Enrollment

Enrol with us today

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• Save money by paying lower fees compared to casual visits and under 14s are free

• Establish a long-term relationship with a medical centre’s clinical team. We’ll get to know you and your family’s medical history and needs, to ensure you get the best healthcare experience and outcomes

• Access to our online patient portal to book appointments, order repeat scripts, check test results and more

• Helpful reminders when health screenings are due.

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Enrolling other family members

 You can enrol any children in your care who are under the age of 16. You will need to fill out a separate     enrolment form for each person you are enrolling. If a family member is over the age of 16, they will need to     enrol themselves. The exception is if you have Power of Attorney, or if you are their authorised representative.

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Enrolled patient vs casual patient​

Enrolling with a medical centre means that you receive publicly funded healthcare and pay a lower fee compared to a casual patient. Casual patients do not receive a co-payment from the government and are charged full price for consultations. A GP seeing a casual patient won’t have access to their medical files and history. Enrolling with a general practice means that your health records are all in one place, and you’re more likely to receive personalised care and advice based on a holistic view of your health. Seeing a consistent GP and clincial team every time is proven to give you the best health outcomes

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Eligibility and entitlement to enrol​

You are eligible to enrol if you are:

• A New Zealand citizen

• A permanent resident

• A work visa holder with a visa of two years or more

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To check your eligibility for public health services, visit Te Whatu Ora.

All information collected during enrolment is protected under the Privacy Act 1993 and the Health Information Privacy Code 2020.

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