

UPCOMING DATES CLOSED
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Monday October 27th - Labour Day
We are open for morning walk-ins, and afternoon is booking only. Mornings are on a first come, first served basis until our appointments are full.
We are able to do a phone consultations (Criteria applies),however timings will vary and only certain doctors will be available for this.
When you arrive please inform staff if you have cold/flu symptoms.
Please call 096301212 or email reception@drs123.co.nz to make a booking. Best would be to use the Vensa or Manage my health App.
In case you cannot get through PLEASE leave a message with your full name, date of birth, best contact number, and briefly what you are calling about OR email us on reception@drs123.co.nz
One of our team will do their BEST to get in touch with you within a few hours.
VISIT US AT
123 D, Dominion Road
Mt Eden
Auckland
New Zealand
Phone: 09 630-1212
Fax: 09 630-1247
EMAIL:
OPENING TIMES:
930-1pm (walk in until full)
1-2 LUNCH BREAK
2pm-5pm (Booked patients only)
FLU VACCINE available now. FREE for eligible patients, and just $30 non eligible patients.
Immunization
Immunising your whānau Te tuku rongoā āraimate ki tō whānau
All members of a whānau being fully immunised creates a bubble of protection around pēpi (baby), tamariki, kaumātua (older people), and other vulnerable whānau. Your doctor or nurse will be able to tell you which immunisations your whānau are eligible for.
If you are pregnant the whooping cough and flu vaccines are free.
Immunisations your whānau may need
In Aotearoa New Zealand, we have a National Immunisation Schedule. This outlines the free vaccines offered to babies, children, teenagers, and adults at certain times in their life.
Check the schedule to see what immunisations you may need.
National Immunisation Schedule
If your are not sure what immunisations you, or a member of your whānau have had, you can:
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check their Well Child Tamariki Ora My Health Book (previously called Plunket Book), or
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Email Runming at nurse@drs123.co.nz
If you are not able to confirm an immunisation, your doctor, nurse, or healthcare provider may advise you to play it safe and get immunised. It’s better to be vaccinated and protected.
Each vaccination on the schedule is timed for the best immune response and protection
The schedule is deliberately spaced to boost immunity. For the best protection against disease, immunise at the recommended times. Not getting immunised on time puts you, and your tamariki, at greater risk of getting a serious disease.
