Our friendly experienced team of medical professionals provides quality health care, advice, and support for patients of all ages in our community.

Immunisations are one of the most important services they provide. Immunisations will keep your family well. 

The National Immunisation Schedule offers a series of vaccines free to babies, children, adolescents and adults. Visit the Ministry of Health website to find out what vaccines are on the Schedule and when they are given.  Additional vaccines are provided free for certain eligible groups considered to be at high risk because of other medical conditions; find out more here. These and other vaccines such as travel vaccines can be purchased by other people if they want them.

Immunisations are given by a nurse, having ensured beforehand that the person is not ill or suffering from allergies. Risks associated with immunisation are very rare.

Children have their own document to keep a record of these injections. Under the age of 5 this is usually their Well Child/Tamariki Ora My Health Book. The immunisation record may need to be shown, for example, when starting school or early childcare. The staff will also record the immunisation details on New Zealand’s National Immunisation Register. This computerised information system holds details of all immunisations given to children here and will alert families when immunisations are due.

Minor surgery provide fast, competent removal and biopsies of skin lesions. Other services include cosmetic work such as removal of benign moles and skin tags. Ingrown toenail surgery is also commonly provided. 

These conditions do not need to be referred to a hospital, perhaps saving you a long wait or a cancelled appointment when a more serious case takes priority. 

If your doctor is unable to provide the procedure you need, he/she may know a neighbouring GP who does.

We run this group every Thursday for the elderlies, a great opportunity to come together and share their talents and culture but most importantly to have fun.

What is Whānau Ora?

Whānau Ora is a family centred approach that recognises that the best solutions to ānau challenges come from Pacific ānau themselves. Pacific families are supported to achieve their goals in health, education, economic development and culture.

What is the aim of Whānau Ora?

The aim of Whānau Ora is to support your ānau to become stronger in terms of their health, education, wealth and culture.

How will it do this?

Your ānau will be supported by a navigator who will work with your ānau to achieve their goals. A navigator is a type of case worker who will be able to work in close cooperation and partnership with your ānau, supporting you and your family to meet your aspirations.

We provide mental health and well-being services through our Ngalu Fānifo team.

A patient portal is a secure online tool that can allow convenient access to your health information as well as interaction with the practice e.g. booking appointments and requesting repeat prescriptions.

Easy booking: https://myindici.co.nz/Account/Login

If you are in crisis or the situation is an emergency please see immediate options below:

• Phone 111 if you are in immediate physical danger

• Phone us on 0800 388 727 or visit us without an appointment at:

• 31 Tuam Street, Christchurch if the crisis is medical or social in nature

• If you do visit our office we have a Same Day Service team who will provide support