Queen Street Medical is pleased to announce an updated after-hours service for our patients.
We now provide a recorded voice message outside of our standard opening hours, guiding patients to either book a virtual appointment online through Practice Plus, visit Queen Street Pharmacy during their operating hours, or attend Lower Hutt After Hours.
Practice Plus offers convenient online consultations from the comfort of your home. Video and phone consultations are available from 5pm to 10pm Monday to Friday, and from 8am to 8pm on Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays.
If a physical examination is not required, virtual consultations provide an effective, convenient alternative.
- Community Service Card Adult: $21.00
- No Community Service Card Adult: $79.00
- Community Service Card Under 14: $21.00
- No Community Service Card Under 14: $59.00
729 High Street
Lower Hutt
T: 04 567 5345
5.30pm to 11.00pm Monday to Friday
8.00am to 11.00pm Weekends and public holidays
Hutt Hospital
High Street, Lower Hutt
T: 04 566 6999
Hutt Hospital Services
Hutt Hospital is located in High Street, Lower Hutt and offers a wide range of hospital services including secondary and tertiary care at a regional and national level. Services include:
- Medical services including emergency department
- Regional plastic surgery/maxillofacial and burn unit
- Otolaryngology (ENT) service, audiology, dermatology and greater Wellington rheumatology services
- Reconstructive and surgical services, including dental, general, ENT, gynaecology, and orthopaedic surgery
- Maternity, child and youth health services
- Mental health services, including the Central Region Eating Disorder Service (CREDS)
- Community dental services including the School Dental Service for the greater Wellington region
- Regional Public Health services
- Regional Screening Services, including breast cancer screening, and cervical screening.
In case of severe injuries or emergencies, please visit Hutt Hospital Emergency Department or dial 111 immediately.
Healthline is a free phone service. For general health queries contact Healthline on 0800 611 116