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Monday 8am - 5:30pm Tuesday 8am - 5:30pm Wednesday 8am - 5:30pm Thursday 8am - 5:30pm Friday 8am - 5:30pm

https://thedoctors.co.nz/The-Doctors-St-Heliers

The Doctors NZ, 10 Turua Street, Auckland (2025)

28/10/2025

Hay Fever season 🤧

If you are sneezing, dealing with itchy eyes, or a runny nose, hay fever may be the culprit!

Here are some quick tips to help you feel better:

✅ Keep windows closed during high pollen days

✅ Change clothes after being outside

✅ Talk to your GP about relief options

Book an appointment now - https://www.thedoctors.co.nz/book-appointment

26/10/2025

Happy Labour Day!

All our medical centres are closed on public holidays, except Urgent Care Centres, which remain open for walk-in services.

If it’s an emergency, dial 111.

If you need urgent medical assistance, visit your nearest A&E or Urgent Care Centre.

For regular GP and healthcare appointments after the long weekend, you can book via our patient portal.

21/10/2025

A self-requested health test helped save a life! Saad Mansour detected early-stage prostate cancer through a simple PSA test, all thanks to BODYiQ, a self-requested health and blood testing service. The Doctors Online partnered with Awanui Labs to provide clinical follow-up for abnormal results, helping you take control of your health.

Read the full story here: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/from-routine-health-screen-life-saving-surgery-my-prostate-mansour-mo96c/

13/10/2025

Breast Changes? Don’t wait. Get Checked, fast.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month – a timely reminder to do regular self-checks, as early detection is vital. If you’ve noticed something unusual – like a lump, swelling, or skin changes – and can’t get a same-day appointment at your usual clinic, we’re here to help.

You can speak to one of our online doctors, and if you’ve taken photos beforehand, that can really help. They’ll assess your symptoms, provide support, and recommend in-person follow up if needed.

We encourage everyone to know what their breasts normally look and feel like, and to understand what common changes to watch out for. Breast Cancer NZ recommends checking your breasts once every year.

If you have any concerns or want to learn more about breast health, don't hesitate to book an appointment with us. We’re here to support you every step of the way.

Click here for more information from the experts: https://www.breastcancerfoundation.org.nz/

To book an appointment click here: https://m-the-doctors-online.indicipms.nz/

09/10/2025

October is Health Literacy Month – a great time to remind ourselves how important it is to understand and use health information to make the best decisions for our well-being.

Understanding your health shouldn’t be confusing. If you don’t understand something, please don’t hesitate to ask for clarity – we want to empower your health journey at all stages of life.

Improving your health literacy leads to better health.

Healthify is a great place to start: https://healthify.nz/

05/10/2025

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week. Over 25% of Kiwis experience poor mental wellbeing. If you’re feeling stressed, anxious, or overwhelmed, it’s important to seek professional support. Health Improvement Practitioners and Health Coaches are available for a consult at many of our medical centres – and it’s free to see them! https://www.thedoctors.co.nz/services/mental-health

01/10/2025

How healthy is your heart? Find out in just 5 minutes with the Heart Foundation’s free online tool. https://www.heartfoundation.org.nz/your-heart/my-heart-check Book an appointment with your regular GP if you have any concerns.

29/09/2025

Prostate checks are a simple way to look after long-term health, sexual function, and quality of life.

💠 When to start the conversation?
- If you’re 50+ (and have a prostate), have a chat with your GP about screening.
- If you have a family history (dad/brother diagnosed before 65) or you’re Māori or Pacific, talk to your GP earlier — from 40–45.
- Screening isn’t usually recommended over 70, but your GP can advise based on your health.
- Noticed changes (peeing more often, pain, blood, etc.)? Don’t wait — book in.

💠 What to expect?
- Most people start with a PSA blood test. A higher result doesn’t always mean cancer, but it may mean further checks.
- Depending on results, your GP might suggest a digital re**al exam, repeat PSA, or a specialist referral.
- We’ll talk you through the pros and cons so you can make an informed decision.

Learn more: https://prostate.org.nz/getting-tested

29/09/2025

80% of all new cancers are skin cancer in NZ. As we head into warmer months the best skin protection is a SPF50 sunscreen and covering up. If you have skin concerns, chat to our GP team. We’ll let you know if you need further assessment. https://thedoctors.co.nz/services/skin-checks-and-skin-cancer

26/09/2025

Regular cervical screening picks up early HPV changes and can prevent most cervical cancers.

▪ Who’s it for?
If you’re 25–69 and have a cervix, you’re due every 5 years — even if you’ve had the HPV vaccine. First timer? Book your first test at 25.
If you have unusual bleeding, pain, or discharge, please see your GP now — don’t wait.

▪ How it works
You can do a quick vaginal swab yourself in a private space at our clinic. Many people find it faster and more comfortable than a smear. It checks for HPV, and results go straight to your GP. If HPV is found, we’ll guide you through the next steps.

To book a smear, please call us.

Learn more: https://sexualwellbeing.org.nz/adv/cervical-screening/

25/09/2025

The Doctors Whakatipu has recently launched a mobile health check-up service for a week each month, offering free and easy access for basic health support to the Queenstown community.

It's a great opportunity to drop in - no appointment needed - and get a health check-up with our paramedic Dean Brown.

These visits rotate between locations (currently Luggate and Glenorch), so keep an eye out on The Doctors Whakatipu page for upcoming dates!

24/09/2025

There are a variety of contraception or birth control methods that prevent pregnancy, each with pros and cons. 👍👎

If you're considering contraception, your chosen method will come down to personal preference, and how your body feels. Here we compare some of the most common contraceptive options available. 💊

We recommend talking through the available options with a GP or Nurse Practitioner. If one method is giving you negative side effects impacting your life, please come back and see us, so that we can look at another option for you.

Some contraceptives may also be subsidised - ask your GP or NP to find out more.

To book an appointment, please use The Doctors App or call us.

23/09/2025

Did you know high blood pressure often has no symptoms? A quick check with your GP could give you peace of mind. Find out more: https://healthify.nz/health-a-z/b/blood-pressure

23/09/2025

A reminder that we offer confidential, supportive sexual & reproductive healthcare.

We can help with:
- Contraception (pills, IUDs, implants, emergency contraception)
- Pregnancy testing & options counselling
- STI & HIV testing/treatment (incl. access to PrEP)
- Cervical screening — self-test swab or clinician smear
- HPV vaccination (ages 9–26)
- Prostate checks
- Support for sexual concerns
- Reproductive health care: preconception, fertility, menopause

To book an appointment, please use The Doctors App or call us.

22/09/2025

Struggling with intrusive thoughts? Anxiety? Need support with lifestyle changes? Health Improvement Practitioners and Health Coaches are available for a consult at many of our medical centres – and it’s free to see them! Learn more: https://thedoctors.co.nz/healthcare-team/health-improvement-practitioners-and-health-coaches

21/09/2025

📅 Making an appointment with us

To keep your care consistent (and help you see your usual GP), please:
- Book routine + medication reviews 2–3 weeks in advance wherever possible.
- Standard appointments are 15 mins — enough for one major or two small issues. Got more to cover? Book a double.
- Arrive 5 mins early for admin/check-in.

🩺 At your appointment:
- Start with your most pressing concern and bring a clear timeline of symptoms (notes help!).
- Extra services (e.g. injections, referrals, liquid nitrogen, ECGs, dressings) incur additional charges.
- If we run over time, we may ask you to book a follow-up or apply an additional fee.

If you need urgent same-day support, call us. A triage nurse will assess your needs (charges may apply) and may provide advice or book you with an acute Doctor. Acute slots cover one urgent issue only.

📞 Ready to book an appointment? Call us or book via The Doctors App. Thank you for helping us run on time so we can give everyone the care they need.

06/08/2025

Are your contact details up to date?

Next time you visit the practice, please take the time to ensure we have your most up to date contact details on file, and that your Next of Kin contact details are correct.

04/08/2025

🌟Did you know we're on Instagram too?🌟

Follow us there too for for regular updates, health tips, and what’s happening at the clinic.

👉 https://www.instagram.com/thedoctorssh

01/08/2025

Boost your wellbeing with free support from our Health Improvement Practitioner 💬

If you or someone in your whānau is feeling overwhelmed, struggling with mental health, or wanting to make positive changes, we’re here to help.

Meet Michael, our Health Improvement Practitioner (HIP) at The Doctors St Heliers. He works with enrolled patients to support both mental and physical wellbeing — and his appointments are completely FREE.

Michael can help you with:
- Managing stress, anxiety, or low mood
- Improving sleep or building healthier habits
- Making lifestyle changes (like eating well or exercising more)
- Coping with grief, loneliness, or life pressures
- Reducing harm from alcohol or drug use
…and more.

📅 HIP appointments are up to 30 minutes and can be booked in advance or on the same day.

📞 To book with Michael, call us on 09 575 9491, talk to your GP, or ask at Reception.

29/07/2025

Faster care for everyday health checks 🙌

Our Healthcare Assistants (HCAs) are trained to carry out a range of clinical tasks, like blood pressure checks, ECGs, and blood sugar monitoring, helping you get faster access to routine care while freeing up our GPs and nurses for more complex needs.

We’re lucky to have two fantastic HCAs at The Doctors St Heliers: Lily and Justine (pictured L–R). They work closely with our clinical team and have a strong focus on prevention and wellbeing.

🕘 Our HCA clinic runs weekday mornings, offering support with:
✔️ Driver’s licence medicals
✔️ Blood pressure checks
✔️ ECGs
✔️ Smoking cessation..and more.

📞 To book with Lily or Justine, call us on 09 575 9491.

27/07/2025

Need urgent care? We’re here to help.

If you or a family member experience a sudden-onset health concern such as a respiratory issue, high fever, pain or a new accident related injury, we may be able to offer a same-day acute appointment.

Here’s how it works:
📞 Call us on 09 575 9491
💬 One of our triage nurses will call you back to assess your situation
👩‍⚕️ If needed, we’ll offer a same-day appointment with a GP

These appointments are for acute or sudden onset issues only, and standard fees apply.

Please note: This service isn’t for long-term condition management, prescription requests, or routine admin.

In an emergency, call 111.

12/06/2025

Skip the calls! The Doctors App makes it easy to manage your healthcare, whenever it suits you.

☑️ Book and manage appointments
☑️ Request repeat prescriptions
☑️ View lab test results
☑️ Access a summary of your health information
☑️ Connect with your general practice team

The Doctors App is available for download on mobile devices and is also accessible via web browsers. 💻📱

👉Download it now: https://thedoctors.co.nz/app

09/06/2025

🌧️ Seasonal changes can affect your mood — especially with less sunlight, colder days, and more time spent indoors. Feeling a bit low or slow is normal at this time of year. But if it's impacting your daily life, it could be Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) — a type of depression triggered by the seasons.

Small steps can help:
✔️ Get outside in the morning light
✔️ Stay active — even gentle movement helps
✔️ Boost your vitamin D through food or supplements
✔️ Reach out for support

💬 We offer FREE health and wellbeing support for enrolled patients through our Health Improvement Practitioner (HIP). 🌿 HIPs can help with mood, sleep, stress, healthy habits, and more. No referral needed, and appointments are often available on the same-day!

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