Enrolment Options

1. Enrol Online
Complete our electronic enrolment form for a quick and convenient process.

• Click the 'Online Enrolment Button' at the top of this page

2. Enrol In-Person
Prefer to enrol in person? Visit our clinic to complete a physical enrolment form or print the enrolment and healthcare forms at the top of this page and bring these to the clinic with you .

• Address: 119 Sunnynook Rd, Auckland, New Zealand. 

• Please bring the required identification documents (see below).

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Identification Requirements

To enrol, you’ll need to provide proof of your eligibility to access publicly funded healthcare in New Zealand.

Please ensure you bring:

1. Primary Identification (One of the following):

• A New Zealand Passport

• A New Zealand Birth Certificate (includes Cook Islands, Niue, or Tokelau birth certificates)

• A New Zealand Certificate of Citizenship

• A Descent Registration Certificate

• Evidence of receiving a social security benefit (excluding emergency benefits)

2. Supporting Documents (Two forms, including one with a photo):

• A driver's licence, student ID, or other photo ID

• A recent utility bill, bank statement, or other document that confirms your address

Eligibility for Enrolment

To be eligible for enrolment at our clinic, you must reside in New Zealand permanently* and meet one of the following criteria:

1. New Zealand Citizens

   • Includes those born in New Zealand.

2. Resident or Permanent Resident Visa Holders

   • Includes residence permits issued before December 2010.

3. Australian Citizens or Permanent Residents

   • Must have been in New Zealand or intend to stay for at least 2 consecutive years.

4. Work Visa Holders

   • Must show eligibility to stay in New Zealand for at least 2 years (including previous permits).

5. Interim Visa Holders

   • Eligible if immediately eligible before the interim visa started.

6. Refugees, Protected Persons, or Victims of Trafficking

   • Includes those applying for or appealing refugee or protection status.

7. Dependants Under 18 Years Old

   • Must be in the care of a parent/legal guardian who meets one of the above criteria.

8. 18–19-Year-Old Dependants

   • Eligible if dependent on a valid work visa holder as of 15 April 2011.

9. Special International Students or Scholars

   • Includes:

     • NZ Aid Programme students receiving Official Development Assistance.

     • Participants in the Ministry of Education Foreign Language Teaching Assistantship scheme.

     • Commonwealth Scholarship holders funded under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Fund.

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*“Permanently residing” means intending to live in New Zealand for at least 183 days in the next 12 months.

Benefits of Enrolling

• Affordable Healthcare: Enjoy subsidised GP visits and lower costs for prescriptions.

• Continuity of Care: Build a long-term relationship with our healthcare team.

• Access to ManageMyHealth: Securely view your health records, lab results, and more online.

• Referrals and Specialist Care: Enrolment ensures smoother access to specialist services if require

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Enrolment Duration

• Enrolment lasts up to three years without a consultation, updated enrolment form, or verified contact confirming ongoing enrolment.

• Best practice involves re-confirming enrolment via a signed form or auditable contact (e.g., documented phone calls, not text messages).

• After three years without contact or a consultation, patients will be removed from the Enrolment Register.

Dis-enrolment and Termination

• Patients can dis-enrol at any time.

• Enrolment may be terminated if:

  • The relationship with the practitioner is compromised.

  • Records show the provider is no longer the patient’s regular healthcare provider.

  • Patients will be notified of termination and supported in finding a new provider if needed.

Transfer of Information

• Patient information is managed under the Privacy Act 1993 and related codes.

• Information may be shared with health professionals directly involved in patient care, ensuring confidentiality.

Provider and PHO Changes

• Changes in providers or PHOs are communicated to patients at their next point of contact or through general practice advertising.

• If a provider changes affiliation, the enrolment date remains unchanged, and the three-year enrolment period continues uninterrupted.

Patient Responsibilities

• Patients must provide accurate and truthful information during enrolment.

• Updates to personal information must be communicated promptly to ensure continuity of care.

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If you’re unsure about your eligibility or any of the enrollment process, contact us at 094105331, and we’ll guide you through the process.