Note: These are approximate waiting times only, emergencies will take priority.
Note: Patients are seen in order of arrival and triaging level, we will offer you the first available practitioner, which may not be your regular doctor.
Phone 0800 175 175 to find out more about enrolling with us.
PHONE (07) 852 5377
Tui Medical Rototuna is a general practice clinic offering urgent care and medical services all year round between 8am and 8pm Monday to Sunday. Phone us to make an appointment. We also cater to casual drop in patients. X-ray, pharmacy and laboratory are all available on-site for one-stop healthcare. READ MORE
PHONE (07) 849 4181
Tui Medical Te Rapa is a general practice clinic which offers urgent care and medical services all year round between 8am and 8pm Monday to Sunday. Phone us to make an appointment. We also cater to casual drop in patients. X-ray, pharmacy and laboratory are all available on-site for one-stop healthcare. READ MORE
PHONE (07) 855 5370
Tui Medical Davies Corner is a general practice clinic open between 8:30am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. Phone us to make an appointment. We also cater to casual drop in patients. X-ray, pharmacy and laboratory are all available on-site for one-stop healthcare. READ MORE
PHONE (07) 903 0055
Tui Medical Parkwood is a general practice clinic open between 8:30am and 5pm, Monday to Friday. Phone us to make an appointment. We also cater to casual drop in patients. READ MORE
PHONE (07) 849 2767
Tui Medical Central is a general practice clinic open from 9am to 12pm, and 1pm to 4pm, Monday to Friday. This clinic has drop in services only. READ MORE
PHONE (07) 828 9503
Tui Medical Huntly is a general practice clinic open from 9am to 12pm, and 1pm to 4.30pm, Monday to Friday. READ MORE
PHONE 0800 175 175
Tui Ear Clinic at Rototuna is open between 8.30am and 5.00pm, Monday to Friday (till late on selected days), and 8.00am to 12.00pm on Saturdays. Please phone for an appointment or enquire at Tui Medical reception. VISIT THE TUI EAR CLINIC WEBSITE
What is equity in health care?
More Maori and Pacific Islanders are diagnosed with cervical cancer because their participation in cervical smears is much lower.
Equity means that these services are offered free for these group to improve participation.
In the picture below, equity makes more sense in achieving the health target of smear participation by propping up the more problematic group.
Congratulations to all participantsBig weekend done and dusted! Congratulations to all that played their hearts out during the Tui Medical Waikato U15 Open.
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