The Doctors Mt Wellington

doctor — Ellerslie · Auckland

About The Doctors Mt Wellington

The Doctors Mt Wellington is a family-friendly medical centre on Ellerslie Panmure Highway in Ellerslie, Auckland, offering expert general practice care for every stage of life. The experienced team — including GPs such as Dr Dexter Loos, Nurse Practitioner Monique Pearce and practice nurses — provides a full range of services, from chronic condition and diabetes management to skin checks, minor surgery, immunisations, mental health, and child and youth health.

Enrolment is open to NZ citizens and eligible residents, and enrolled patients benefit from online booking, lower fees and free visits for children aged 0–13. Casual patients are welcome too, and The Doctors Online telehealth service lets both enrolled and casual patients see a GP from the national team by video.

Open Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5:30pm, the clinic also offers a patient portal and app for repeat prescriptions, lab results and appointments — modern, connected healthcare close to home.

The Doctors Mt Wellington: Family-Friendly GP Care on Ellerslie Panmure Highway, Auckland

The Doctors Mt Wellington is a family-friendly medical centre on Ellerslie Panmure Highway in Ellerslie, Auckland, offering what its team describes as expert care for you at every stage of life. Part of The Doctors network of medical centres across New Zealand, the clinic pairs an experienced local healthcare team with the convenience of a national group — online booking, a patient portal, and a telehealth option for the times when getting into the clinic is hard. For locals in Mt Wellington, Ellerslie and Panmure, it's designed to look after the whole household, from childhood immunisations to chronic condition management and skin checks later in life.

Meet the healthcare team

Care is delivered by experienced GPs, a Nurse Practitioner and practice nurses. Patients can book with Dr Dexter Loos or with Nurse Practitioner Monique Pearce. If you've never seen a Nurse Practitioner before, it's worth knowing they are registered nurses who have undertaken advanced education and have extensive clinical expertise — with only a few exceptions, they offer the same services as a doctor. GPs, meanwhile, provide expert primary care and long-term support for you and your family, working closely with the wider clinical team. That mix means more appointment options when you or the kids need to be seen.

A full range of general practice services

The clinic covers the breadth of everyday family medicine. Long-term health is well supported, with dedicated care for diabetes, cardiovascular health and check-ups, and the management of chronic health conditions, alongside respiratory healthcare and mental health support. There are dedicated services for child and youth health, women's health, men's health and sexual health, plus travel health advice before you head overseas.

On the practical side, the team provides flu vaccinations, immunisations and infusions, blood test referrals and screening, repeat prescriptions, and skin checks and skin cancer care. Liquid nitrogen treatment and minor surgery are available in-clinic, and an ECG is offered as a specialist service. Occupational health services round out the list — useful for local workers and employers alike.

Getting enrolled and booked in

Enrolment is open to NZ citizens and eligible residents — have an NZ identity document ready and you can enrol online. Being enrolled brings real benefits: lower appointment fees and the ability to book, change and cancel appointments online once your enrolment has been processed. If you're newly enrolled and need to be seen before that confirmation comes through, the clinic asks you to phone 09 579 6953 and reception will help.

Casual patients are welcome too, and The Doctors Online lets both enrolled and casual patients see a GP from the national team by video, with next-available appointment times shown when you book.

Fees that are easy to understand

Appointment fees depend on your age, whether you're enrolled, and whether you hold a Community Services Card, with reduced rates for CSC holders. GP visits are free for enrolled children aged 0–13, and there's a separate consult rate for overseas visitors. Keep in mind that additional charges apply for repeat prescriptions, procedures and materials — the clinic's payment terms are published on The Doctors website, so there are no surprises at the counter.

Healthcare in your pocket

Like every practice in The Doctors group, Mt Wellington leans into digital tools. The Doctors App, available for Apple and Android, lets you book, change and cancel appointments easily, request repeat prescriptions, and view lab test results and health records — most of the routine admin of family healthcare, handled without a phone call.

Planning your visit

The clinic is open Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:30pm, and closed on weekends. You'll find it at 350 Ellerslie Panmure Highway, Ellerslie, Auckland 1060 — phone 09 579 6953 or email [email protected]. Online booking and enrolment links are on The Doctors website, and the patient portal keeps everything in one place. Whether it's a flu shot before winter, a skin check, a repeat script or a family GP who knows your history, The Doctors Mt Wellington aims to be the neighbourhood medical centre that handles it all under one roof.

Signature items

  • Family GP Care
  • Flu Vaccinations
  • Skin Checks & Skin Cancer
  • Minor Surgery & Liquid Nitrogen
  • ECG
  • The Doctors Online

Menu

Health Services

  • Blood Test Referrals & Screening — Referrals for blood tests and screening to keep an eye on your health.
  • Cardiovascular Health & Check Ups — Heart health assessments and routine cardiovascular check-ups.
  • Child and Youth Health — Healthcare for children and young people; free for enrolled under-13s.
  • Chronic Health Conditions & Management — Ongoing care and management plans for long-term conditions.
  • Diabetes — Monitoring and management of diabetes.
  • Flu Vaccinations — Seasonal flu vaccinations for individuals and families.
  • Immunisations & Infusions — Scheduled immunisations and infusion services.
  • Liquid Nitrogen & Minor Surgery — Liquid nitrogen treatment and minor surgical procedures in-clinic.
  • Men's Health — Health checks and advice tailored to men.
  • Mental Health — Support and care for mental wellbeing.
  • Occupational Health — Work-related medicals and workplace health services.
  • Respiratory Healthcare — Care for asthma and other breathing conditions.
  • Sexual Health — Sexual health checks, advice and treatment.
  • Skin Checks and Skin Cancer — Full skin checks and skin cancer monitoring and care.
  • Travel Health — Pre-travel health advice and preparation.
  • Women's Health — Health services for women at every life stage.

General Practice

  • GP Consultations — Expert primary care and long-term support for you and your family.
  • Nurse Practitioner Appointments — Advanced nurse-led care offering the same services as a doctor, with few exceptions.
  • Repeat Prescriptions — Renewals of regular medicines; an additional charge applies.
  • The Doctors Online — See a GP from the national team by video; enrolled and casual patients.
  • Patient Portal & The Doctors App — Book or change appointments, request scripts and view lab results.

Specialist Services

  • ECG — Electrocardiogram (ECG) heart testing offered at the centre.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be enrolled to be seen?
No. Enrolment is open to NZ citizens and eligible residents with an NZ identity document, but casual patients are welcome, and The Doctors Online telehealth accepts both enrolled and casual patients.
Can I book appointments online?
Yes — once your enrolment is processed you can book, change and cancel appointments online or via The Doctors App. If you're newly enrolled and need an appointment before that, please call the clinic on 09 579 6953.
How much does an appointment cost?
Fees depend on your age, whether you're enrolled and whether you hold a Community Services Card, with reduced rates for CSC holders. Enrolled children aged 0–13 are free. Additional charges apply for repeat prescriptions, procedures and materials.
Is there a telehealth option?
Yes. The Doctors Online lets you see a GP from the national team by video, with next-available times shown when booking. It's open to both enrolled and casual patients.
Who will I see at the clinic?
The team includes GPs such as Dr Dexter Loos and Nurse Practitioner Monique Pearce, supported by nurses. Nurse Practitioners are registered nurses with advanced education who offer the same services as a doctor, with a few exceptions.
How do I get a repeat prescription?
Request one through The Doctors App or patient portal, or contact the clinic. An additional charge applies for repeat prescriptions.
When is the clinic open?
Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:30pm. The clinic is closed on weekends.

Tips

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