Services

Botany Junction Pharmacy is a full service pharmacy right next to Botany Junction Medical Centre.

We can provide care for most minor accidents or injuries and if further care is required we can provided a referral to a specialist or hospital.

Our experienced team are able to provide a range of minor surgeries.

Our process makes it quick and easy for you to get your repeat prescriptions and lab results.

Used to treat surface skins problems such as warts or verrucas.

We provide a range of different immunisations on-site, many of which are free.

We have FIVE on-site nurses who conduct cervical smears (one who speaks Mandarin and Cantonese) We have a nurse run Well Womans Clinic on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 1pm – 4.15 pm. Also on a Wednesday 3 pm – 7 pm.

This is an effective, reversible contraceptive that protects you for up to five years.

A machine that attaches to the surface of the skin via electrodes to measure the electrical activity of the heart.

If you’re travelling overseas we can advise you on which immunisations you’ll need for the areas you’re travelling to, and administer these for you.

We provide Well Child/Tamariki Ora Health Checks for registered children from the ages of four weeks to five years.

Our partners, Total Body Physio are located right next door.

We offer private and confidential assessments or advice regarding your sexual health.

If you are concerned about a mole that you think might be new or have changed recently one of our GPs can assess it

The intra-uterine contraceptive device (IUCD) is a fully reversible, long-term form of contraception.

Botany Junction is committed to providing excellent mental health services and as part of this we have a visiting psychologist, Dr Balveer Sikh, who does regular sessions within our clinic.

Some of our nurses have additional training within mental health and see patients for counselling and support.

Osteoporosis is a condition that causes thinning of your bones and affects more than half of women and one third of men over the age of 60.

Iron deficiency can lead to a low blood count (anaemia) and symptoms such as fatigue, breathlessness and palpitation.