For over seventy years, Titirangi Medical Centre has been committed to taking care of generations of West Auckland families.
Nau mai haere mai ki te whare tākutatanga o Titirangi.
Titirangi Medical Centre is a family friendly medical centre consisting of 6 fully trained GPs, nursing and admin staff. We aim to offer the highest quality healthcare for the whole family.
Nestled within vibrant Titirangi, our clinic overlooks the beautiful Waitakere Ranges. Many of us are local and are part of the Titirangi community. Come visit us at 2 Rangiwai Road, Titirangi.
Have a question about the practice? Visit our News and Information page to see if we’ve already answered it. Otherwise feel free to give us a call on (09) 817 8069 so one of our staff can help you out.
Latest News
Flu vaccine available in clinic
The flu vaccine is now available from 1 April. It’s recommended everyone over 6 months old gets a flu vaccination every year. The funded flu vaccine for children and adults is called Influvac Tetra.
The 2024 flu vaccine is free for:
- people aged 65 years and over
- people who have a long-term medical condition like diabetes, asthma, or a heart condition (ages 6 months and older)
- pregnant people
- children aged 4 years and under who have been hospitalised for respiratory illness or have a history of significant respiratory illness
- people with mental health conditions, including schizophrenia, major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder, or schizoaffective disorder
- people who are currently accessing secondary or tertiary mental health and addiction services.
If you are not eligible for a free flu vaccine - the cost will be $35.
FLUADQUAD is also available as an unfunded adjuvanted vaccine for the over 65 . It provides a stronger immune response than the current funded vaccine. It is available for $45.
Please book in with our nurses to get the flu vaccine.
XBB COVID-19 vaccine
The XBB COVID-19 vaccine is now available at our clinic from today. The XBB vaccine is more effective against more recent subvariants of COVID-19 in New Zealand.
The vaccine will be funded for these eligible groups:
everyone aged 30 years and over
people aged 16-29 who are pregnant
people aged 12-29 at higher risk of severe illness from COVID-19.
Please call and book in with the nurse to have this vaccine.
Phone Nurse
A phone nurse is available from 9-12 every morning. Please call within these hours if you would like to talk to the nurse. On Monday and Friday mornings the nurses are busy so expect to be waiting. If the issue is not urgent - it may be easier to call on Tuesday-Thursday when wait times are shorter.
Repeat prescriptions
As directed by Medical Council of New Zealand Good prescribing practice - doctors must review all prescriptions on a regular basis to ensure the prescription remains appropriate. This means that all patients must be reviewed at least annually, sometimes more frequently, for all prescription medication. Please do not be offended if you are requested to make an appointment for your repeat prescription renewal - it is to ensure safe prescribing.
Portacom clinic
If you have any fever, runny nose, cough, sore throat, rash, diarrhoea or vomiting please tell staff and you will be booked in the portacom clinic. Please wear a mask to your appointment.
Phone consults
Phone consults are available if you do not need to come into the medical centre for examination. For any consult requiring an examination (e.g. listening to the chest, examination of an abdomen) you will be required to be seen in person. Please talk to reception if you are unsure if your appointment needs to be in person or over the phone. Standard fees apply for all phone consults.
