If an emergency please call 111.
After hours medical advice - contact Healthine on 0800 611 116.
After hours urgent medical attention - contact Dunedin Urgent Doctors on 03 479 2900.
Updated 19 March 2021
Level 1 arrangements during Covid-19 pandemic
1) If you have sore throat, cough, cold or flu symptoms such as muscle aches, weakness, fatigue, or fever, please phone to make an appointment - do not use mmh.
2) Phone/video consults are available. Normal charges will apply.
3) Please inform us if you have cold or flu-like symptoms, or have been in contact with a person with confirmed or suspected Covid-19.
4) Please inform us if you have travelled overseas within the last 14 days or if you have been in contact with anyone that has travelled overseas.
5) Repeat prescriptions can be requested by MMH or over the phone.
6) All prescriptions can be emailed directly to pharmacy for pick up.
For the latest information regarding Covid-19, please go to https://www.southernhealth.nz/novel-coronavirus
A little about us
At Amity Health Centre we aim to provide high quality patient-centred health care in a modern and friendly environment where our patients feel comfortable and respected regardless of age, gender, ethnic or cultural background.
We provide a comprehensive range of general practice services to patients of all ages including family planning, child health, overseas travel advice, health assessment and promotion, and care for ongoing medical conditions.
We seek to:
• have an advocacy and educational role for our patients.
• provide acute and chronic care when it is needed.
• continually improve the quality of the care and service we provide.
We provide a comprehensive range of general practice services to patients of all ages including family planning, child health, overseas travel advice, health assessment and promotion, and care for ongoing medical conditions.
We seek to:
• have an advocacy and educational role for our patients.
• provide acute and chronic care when it is needed.
• continually improve the quality of the care and service we provide.
In an emergency, phone 111 for an ambulance
Text 111 service available for people who are deaf or have a hearing impairment. See 111-txt for details.
Our Facilities
Accessibility: all parts of our building are on one level, we have accessible toilet facilities and a lowered reception desk for patients using wheelchairs.
Parking: there is dedicated disabled parking at the front of the building with a gentle ramp with rails to the front door. The car park is reserved for patients with limited mobility or small children.
Front door: Our staff will help if it is difficult for you to open.
Parking: there is dedicated disabled parking at the front of the building with a gentle ramp with rails to the front door. The car park is reserved for patients with limited mobility or small children.
Front door: Our staff will help if it is difficult for you to open.
Would it be helpful to have an interpreter?
Please ask if you would like an interpreter.
AppointmentS
If you do not arrive for your appointment you may be charged a fee.
