Three Rivers Medical is now able to vaccinate for COVID
Three Rivers Medical is now able to vaccinate for COVID – please call to book for first dose or second.
As of Monday 29th November 2021, we will be vaccinating all patients who are due their booster shots. Please call to book an appointment for all vaccinations
Our staff are all here to discuss any concerns or worries that you and your whanau may have if you have not had your first dose.
A friendly reminder if you require a COVID swab, a repatriation swab or you are not enrolled with a Doctor in Gisborne please book to make an appointment.
Tairāwhiti is currently at Delta Alert Level 2.
Three Rivers Medical continues to use mainly telephone consultations. Please don’t come to the clinic unless you are asked to. Instead, you can ring and book your appointments on 0508 3RIVERS and a GP or nurse will call you back at or around the agreed time. If you are asked to attend the clinic you must wear a mask at all times, even while in your car. Normal weekday and weekend charges will apply for phone consultations and prescriptions. Phone reception for childhood immunisations (which have resumed by appointment only); or queries around cervical and CVRA screening. Please note, our staff and telephone system are under pressure with the increase in the volume of queries and telephone consultations. We appreciate your patience during this time. Thank you for helping us unite against COVID-19. Visit www.healthy.org.nz for the latest Covid-19 advice.
About Three Rivers Medical
Three Rivers Medical began as an initiative of the owners of Kaiti Medical Centre, which out-grew rooms in Kaiti, the eastern suburb of Gisborne, where it had been for 30 years. New Zealand’s government wants better, sooner, more convenient health services. We are a group of health professionals who decided to make this vision a reality. Three Rivers Medical opened in August 2012.
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2020 Vision for a New Year
11 January 2020Nurse Ayla Evans enjoys being part of a team at Three Rivers Medical Centre, making a positive difference in the health and lives of patients in Gisborne.
Cook Off controversy, but everyone eats well!
11 November 2019In yet another year of controversy, Three Rivers Medical introduced a wild card in its annual cook-off with Turanga Health, in which the two health providers celebrate healthy eating . . . and healthy competition.
Information about the confirmed measles case in Gisborne
5 September 2019The recent confirmed case of measles in Gisborne has resulted in a significant increase at 3Rivers in the number of related phone calls and patients requiring vaccination and face-to-face time. This has put additional pressure on an already stretched system.
Cook-Off 2018!
27 November 2018THEY might be all about healthy living but they don't mind a bit of healthy competition as well! Staff from Tūranga Health and Three Rivers Medical in November donned aprons and took up spatulas to take part in their semi-annual Cook-Off.
Welcome Dr Scott Schieber
24 July 2018Scott Schieber has suffered his worst injuries while snowboarding so, when deciding whether to live near New Zealand mountains or the ocean, it was beachside all the way!