Queenstown Medical Centre (Isle Street)
Private clinic · Queenstown, New Zealand
Can I go now?
Walk in — no appointment needed
From clinic website· 19 Sep 2026Sexual health clinics run at Isle Street on Monday and Thursday afternoons (and at Remarkables Park on Wednesday afternoons). Phone 03 441 0500 to book; casual patients are asked to fill in an online form before arriving.
Can a visitor use it?
Yes — Overseas visitors are seen as casual patients at published fees; the urgent care service takes them without booking.
From clinic website· 19 Sep 2026About
The town’s main general practice runs a confidential sexual health clinic two afternoons a week and a walk-in urgent care service every day, sees people who are not enrolled, and publishes its fees for overseas visitors.
- Also serves
- LGBTQ+ people
Services
HIV lab test — Yes
Blood draw; result in days; picks up recent infection sooner than rapid tests.
Full STI check — Yes
Chlamydia, gonorrhoea and syphilis (usually with HIV) in one visit.
Testing for chlamydia, gonorrhoea, syphilis, hepatitis and HIV.
Syphilis test — Yes
Blood test.
Hepatitis B & C test — Yes
Blood test.
Seen with symptoms — Yes
Will examine and treat if you have symptoms, not only screen.
Diagnosis and management of STIs, including genital examination for warts and herpes; you can take your own swabs if you prefer not to be examined.
Booking, access & languages
PhoneWalk in
Sexual health clinics run at Isle Street on Monday and Thursday afternoons (and at Remarkables Park on Wednesday afternoons). Phone 03 441 0500 to book; casual patients are asked to fill in an online form before arriving.
Visitors accepted — Yes
Short-term visitors without local residency can be seen.
Overseas visitors are seen as casual patients at published fees; the urgent care service takes them without booking.
No insurance required
You can be seen without local insurance or a health card.
You pay before seeing the clinician. The centre does not bill travel insurers directly; keep the receipt and notes to claim.
Walk-in — Yes
No appointment needed (check the hours).
Urgent care at 9 Isle Street is walk-in, 7 days. The sexual health clinic itself is booked by phone.
No account needed to book
You can book without registering.
The patient portal is for enrolled patients; others book by phone. You do not have to be enrolled to be seen.
Languages: English
Cost
| Service | Who | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Consultation Sexual health clinic, first visit, overseas visitors; follow-up NZ$130 | Visitors | From NZ$180 Ask whether laboratory tests are charged on top. Casual and overseas patients pay before the consultation; the centre does not bill travel insurers directly. |
| Consultation GP or nurse practitioner consultation (15 minutes) for overseas visitors, NZ$300 minimum; NZ$55 surcharge at weekends and after hours | Visitors | From NZ$300 This is what an urgent care visit costs an overseas visitor outside the sexual health clinic sessions. |
| Consultation Sexual health clinic, first visit, casual (not enrolled) New Zealand patients; follow-up NZ$66. Enrolled patients NZ$60 and NZ$44 | Residents | From NZ$90 A standard 15-minute GP visit is NZ$110 for casual New Zealand patients (NZ$84 with a Community Services Card) and NZ$72 for enrolled patients. |
Prices are shown in the local currency as stated by the source on the date shown. “Consultation” is often charged separately from tests.
New Zealand: good to know
- PEP in this country. For PEP in New Zealand, Burnett Foundation Aotearoa says to go to a GP, an after-hours clinic or a hospital emergency department as soon as possible, within 72 hours; some pharmacies stock it, so call ahead. It is free only for people eligible for public healthcare who meet the funding criteria; others can ask the doctor for a prescription and pay for the pills themselves at a pharmacy.Community-endorsed Burnett Foundation Aotearoa· 19 Sep 2026
- What visitors pay. Short-term visitors are generally not eligible for publicly funded healthcare in New Zealand, with limited exceptions for Australian and UK residents who need immediate treatment and for accident injuries covered by ACC — so expect to pay.Published by Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora· 19 Sep 2026
- What visitors pay. Queenstown Medical Centre charges overseas visitors NZ$180 for a first sexual health clinic visit and at least NZ$300 for a doctor’s consultation, paid before you are seen; it does not bill travel insurers directly.From clinic website· 19 Sep 2026
Emergency number: 111
Sources & last checked
Last checked 22 Sep 2026.
- e1 · From clinic website · 19 Sep 2026 · www.qmc.co.nz — Confidential sexual health clinic: STI and HIV diagnosis and management, tests listed, PEPSE mention, self-taken swabs, support and information for gay, lesbian, bisexual, trans, queer, intersex or questioning people, clinic days, booking by portal (enrolled) or phone, no enrolment needed.
- e2 · From clinic website · 19 Sep 2026 · www.qmc.co.nz — Urgent care at 9 Isle Street open 365 days, walk-in 7 days, Mon–Fri 9am–8pm, weekends and public holidays 10am–6pm; phone; no enrolment needed.
- e3 · From clinic website · 19 Sep 2026 · www.qmc.co.nz — Casual and overseas patients: online casual form, urgent care without booking, photo ID may be required, pay before the consultation, no direct billing of travel insurers.
- e4 · From clinic website · 22 Sep 2026 · www.qmc.co.nz — Fees: overseas visitor GP/NP consultation NZ$300 minimum; sexual health clinic first visit / follow-up: enrolled NZ$60 / 44, casual NZ$90 / 66, overseas NZ$180 / 130; casual GP 15 min NZ$110 (urgent care NZ$120, CSC NZ$84), enrolled NZ$72; weekend and after-hours surcharge NZ$25 enrolled / NZ$55 non-enrolled.
- e5 · Listed by Just the Facts (justthefacts.co.nz) · 19 Sep 2026 · www.justthefacts.co.nz — Listed as the sexual health clinic for Queenstown; Health NZ’s sexual health clinics page points to this directory for Otago and Southland.
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