
At the Greenlane Clinical Centre we aim
to give you our best service at all times. Please note the
general information, more details about your visit will be available
for you in the service you attend. Our staff are always
willing to help with any queries or requests so please ask.
There are no Emergency Services provided at the Greenlane Clinical
Centre Site. For emergencies you should go to your closest
hospital's Emergency and Medical department or local accident
clinic.
Entrance
The main entrance for the Greenlane
Clinical Centre is at Gate 1 Green Lane Road. Unless your
appointment letter directs you to another building clinics are
accessed from the main building. You will find signs inside
the main door directing you to your clinic, if you are not sure
which way to go please ask the blue-coated Site Ambassadors.
Please report to your clinic reception desk so that your arrival can
be recorded.
Waits/Delays
While we endeavour to see people on
time, circumstances outside of our control can cause delays.
If you have registered at the reception desk and have been waiting
for more than 30 minutes past your appointment time, please check
back with the receptionist.
Your clinic visit can be extended if
procedures or tests are needed such as X-rays, blood tests, or
plaster changes, the receptionist will be able to give you
information about this. If for any reason you have to leave
the centre before completing your appointment please let the
receptionist know.
Hours of
Operation
7:30 ?5:00pm, although some clinics run
beyond this time.
Cash and
Valuables
Please take care of your belongings;
the Centre cannot accept responsibility for personal items.
Volunteer
Ambassadors
The Volunteer Site Ambassadors provide
friendly assistance directing people around the Centre and other
facilities as required. If you need any physical help the
Ambassadors will call for someone to assist you. All Site
Ambassadors are trained and easily recognised in their blue uniform.
The Site Ambassadors are based around main entrances and corridors.
Smoking
and Alcohol
Auckland District Health Board
buildings and grounds are
smokefree,
smoking is not permitted at the Clinical Centre.
For advice and assistance with smoking
reduction speak to your doctor, nurse or midwife or telephone
Quitline on 0800 778 778. Or Aukati Kai Paipa on (09) 578
0941. Alcoholic beverages or illegal substances must not be
brought into the clinic buildings or grounds.
Interpreters
Interpreting services are available for
those who need them. When you are called to confirm your
appointment, if you need an interpreter, please ask if one has been
booked for you.
Contact
Information - Help Us to Help You.
If you think you are:
Too ill to attend your appointment
and /or
You change your address or contact phone number
or
You no longer need your appointment or to enquire about outpatient
appointments.
Contact our Outpatient & Administration
Call Centre staff they will be happy to help you.
Local Patients: Call 638 0400
Out of Area Calls: 0800 PATIENT (0800
728 4368)


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