New Patients Welcome!
Are you new to the city and looking to find a general practice? One that can meet your needs, along with that of your family.
We are a family-centred practice in the heart of Bethlehem, located alongside Bethlehem College. If you are looking for a warm caring general practice environment, give our reception staff a call and ask about registering as a patient.
After a nationwide shortage over the past 6 weeks, we have now obtained a limited supply of flu vaccinations. To get yours just phone the friendly staff on reception to organise an appointment.
read moreDriver’s Medicals require a complete review of your past medical history, your medications as well as your current physical and mental health. They require time with both the practice nurse and doctor and as such cannot be squeezed into a ‘normal’ 15 minute appointment slot. Driver’s Medicals are not funded by government subsidy and therefore attract a higher charge than normal. When carrying out a driver’s medical your doctor is subject to the rules and regulations set out by Land Transport, who will be informed...
read moreTo assist patients needing a later appointment slot, Dr Stephanie Kramer is now available for consultation until 6pm on a Thursday evening.
read moreFrom the 1st December, we will be reducing fees for those patients who hold a current community services card. The normal 15 minute consultation for an adult with a card will drop to $18.50 while the fee for eligible youth (aged 14-17) will drop to $12.50. The age band for free consultations for children will also be expanded to include all those under the age of 14.
read moreAs we age our bones can become more brittle and fracture risk increases. A bone density scan is a good measure for assessing bone health. If you are interested in having this health check, please make contact with one of the clinical team for a referral. The cost of the scan is around $170.
read moreEscaping our New Zealand winter with an overseas holiday? Don’t forget to make a GP appointment to discuss your travel vaccination requirements. A two month lead-time is a good rule of thumb.
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