Appointment costs and booking

Find out how to book an appointment at the AUT Student Medical Centre, and learn more about the costs of appointments for domestic and international students at AUT.

Appointment costs

You must pay for your consultation at the AUT Student Medical Centre on the day.

You can pay by Eftpos, MasterCard or Visa.

_{* All fees above are in New Zealand dollars. Additional costs may apply to some vaccinations, procedures, treatments and consumables.}

Domestic students

Virtual services are available for ongoing care, but periodic in-person appointments are required. Therefore, we're unable to offer medical services to AUT students outside of Auckland.

International students

If you have the AUT Studentsafe university insurance or Unicare insurance AND your medical condition is covered by your policy, we will bill your insurer directly for your consultation. You won't have to pay for your appointment.

For conditions not covered by your policy, you will pay the fee indicated on the table above.

Unfortunately, we can't offer medical services to students living outside New Zealand for safety reasons.

Make a booking

To make an appointment online, visit Manage My Health.

MANAGE MY HEALTH WEBSITE

Download the app on Google Play or Apple Store

Not registered on Manage My Health?

If you're enrolled with the AUT Student Medical Centre, you can use Manage My Health to book appointments, request repeat prescriptions, send secure messages, and view your test results and upcoming immunisations, all online.

Manage My Health is a free online medical portal. To use it:

• Ask the Student Medical Centre reception for your activation code
• You just need your email address to create your account

Important things to remember for your appointment

• Bring your student ID to your appointment
• It's required by NZ health officials to wear a mask when entering the Student Medical Centre. Disposable masks are provided at the entrance of each clinic - we ask you to be kind to our staff who are enforcing the rules
• If you’re unwell with a cough, runny nose, shortness of breath or a temperature, call us on +64 9 921 9992 before entering the clinic

After-hours & urgent medical care

For 24/7 health advice from a registered nurse, call Healthline on 0800 611 116.

Alternatively, you can fnd a healthcare provider near you by using the Healthpoint website

If your concerns are life-threatening dial 111 for an ambulance. If you need urgent or after-hours medical care, you can go to an accident and emergency medical care facility.