We do not take on any enrolled patients. If you are enrolled with another GP or have no GP, you are all welcome to use our services.

Yes you can. Please let us know if you do not wish for us to send a copy of our consultation to your GP

Yes, make an appointment to see if this treatment is right for you.

No, ADHD diagnosis is currently not offered, however if you have already been diagnosed we are happy to manage your medication going forward.

We recommend having your ADHD medication reviewed every 6 months.

Shoulder: Up to 1–2 injections. If pain persists, surgical referral may be considered.

• Knee (with osteoarthritis): Injections can be repeated every 2–3 months if needed.

  • Important: No injections can be given within 3–6 months before surgery, to reduce the risk of infection during the procedure.

Often, the best pain management comes from physiotherapy and rehab training. However, if pain is not improving, a steroid injection may be recommended. At your appointment, we’ll discuss whether this treatment is safe and appropriate for your situation.

Joint pain can severely affect quality of life, especially while waiting for surgery. Wait times for procedures can be over a year, even with ACC or private care.

Steroid injections can:

• Provide temporary relief.

• Help patients maintain function and dignity.

• Bridge the gap while awaiting surgery.