Mt Roskill Medical Centre: Hours, Locations, and Services

Clinics serving Mt Roskill: 3 ·
Typical weekday hours: 8:30am – 5:00pm ·
Urgent care available: Yes (White Cross) ·
Main phone number: (09) 627 8552 (Bettr / Local Doctors) ·
Stoddard Road clinic address: 20 Stoddard Road, Mt Roskill (Bettr / Local Doctors)

Three clinics, one pattern: only the Richardson Road practice is open all seven days, while the two Stoddard Road sites stick to standard weekday schedules.

What are the opening hours of Mt Roskill Medical Centre clinics?

Opening hours are where the three practices differ most — and where the confusion usually starts.

What are the weekday hours?

• 445 Richardson Road — Local Doctors Mt Roskill GP & Urgent Care: 8:00am–8:00pm, seven days (White Cross (clinic directory)).
• 223 Stoddard Road — GP Central Stoddard: 8:00am–6:00pm, Monday–Friday (GP Central (clinic operator)).
• 20 Stoddard Road — Local Doctors Stoddard Road: 8:30am–5:00pm, Monday–Friday (Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform)).

Is there weekend availability?

• Saturday: 445 Richardson Road, 8:00am–8:00pm (White Cross (clinic directory)); GP Central Stoddard walk-in, 8:30am–1:00pm (GP Central (clinic operator)); 20 Stoddard Road closed (Bettr / Local Doctors).
• Sunday: only 445 Richardson Road, 8:00am–8:00pm (White Cross (clinic directory)).
• Public holidays: GP Central Stoddard is closed, and its Saturday clinic doesn’t run on Easter, Christmas, New Year Saturdays or the Saturday after a Friday public holiday (GP Central (clinic operator)). The other practices don’t publish consistent holiday hours.

The pattern: evenings and Sundays narrow the field to one clinic. For routine care, weekdays work; for everything after 6:00pm or on a Sunday, Richardson Road is the default.

Where are the Mt Roskill Medical Centre locations?

Addresses matter more than the name in this suburb — the same “medical centre” label sits on three physically separate practices.

Which clinics are on Stoddard Road?

• GP Central Stoddard — 223 Stoddard Road, a booked-appointment general practice with a Saturday walk-in clinic (GP Central (clinic operator)).
• Local Doctors Stoddard Road — 20 Stoddard Road, an appointment-only surgery with no walk-in access (Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform)).

Where is the Richardson Road clinic?

• Local Doctors Mt Roskill GP & Urgent Care — 445 Richardson Road, the site White Cross lists in its clinic directory as the Mt Roskill urgent-care location (Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform); White Cross (clinic directory)).

The implication: don’t type “Mt Roskill Medical Centre” into your GPS and assume you’re done. The label covers three different doors, and the door you pick determines the care you get.

What services – including urgent care – do Mt Roskill Medical Centre clinics provide?

Services are where the Richardson Road clinic separates itself from the two Stoddard practices.

What urgent care services are available?

• At 445 Richardson Road, treatment covers fevers, allergies, bites, burns, cuts, bruises, sprains and strains (Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform)).
• White Cross adds accident and injury treatment, immunisation, sexual health, child health and long-term-condition services at the same site (White Cross (urgent-care network)).
• X-ray and pharmacy services also appear on White Cross’s directory, though the clinic’s own pages don’t consistently confirm them (White Cross (urgent-care network)).
• The White Cross fees page lists the site as “Local Doctors Mt Roskill GP & Urgent Care,” which is how the same clinic appears across the network (White Cross (fees page)).

Are there GP consultations?

• Yes — all three sites operate as general practices: 445 Richardson Road combines GP care with urgent care (Bettr / Local Doctors), 223 Stoddard Road provides GP services by appointment (GP Central), and 20 Stoddard Road is a GP surgery with appointment-only access (Bettr / Local Doctors).

The implication: the clinic you choose isn’t just about location — it’s about which services you can reach without a referral or a long wait.

How can I book an appointment or walk in?

Booking systems are the sharpest difference between the three clinics — get this wrong and you’ll be turned away.

Can I book online?

• Bettr is the online booking platform for the two Local Doctors sites — 445 Richardson Road and 20 Stoddard Road (Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform); Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform)).
• GP Central Stoddard’s contact page states “bookings required” for its weekday service — the practical route is its contact page (GP Central (clinic operator)).

Do I need an appointment for urgent care?

• No — 445 Richardson Road accepts walk-ins and appointments seven days a week (Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform)).
• GP Central Stoddard’s Saturday clinic is walk-in only: 8:30am–1:00pm, no bookings (GP Central (clinic operator)).
• Yes at 20 Stoddard Road — the practice is appointment-only and not available for walk-ins (Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform)).

The trade-off: the flexible clinics trade the certainty of a booked time for the convenience of turning up. If your schedule is tight, book ahead; if the problem is urgent, just go.

How do I contact each clinic?

One phone number matters most in this area, but it’s not the only route to care.

What are the phone numbers?

• 445 Richardson Road: 09 627 8552 (Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform); White Cross (clinic directory)).
• 223 Stoddard Road: no directory phone number appears in the sources reviewed — use GP Central’s contact page (GP Central (clinic operator)).
• 20 Stoddard Road: no directory phone number appears in the sources reviewed — book via Bettr’s Stoddard Road listing (Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform)).

What are the email addresses?

• None of the reviewed clinic pages publishes a direct email address for appointments; the practical routes are Bettr’s online booking forms and the phone line above.

The catch: save 09 627 8552 before you need it. For the Stoddard Road practices, the websites are the reliable contact channel — and their hours don’t extend past the business day.

How do the three Mt Roskill clinics compare side by side?

Three clinics, three different access models: one seven-day urgent-care hub, one weekday practice with a Saturday walk-in, and one strictly appointment-only surgery.

What this means: the right clinic is determined by a single question — is this problem urgent or can it wait? Urgent goes to column one; routine goes to either Stoddard practice.

The upsides and downsides of Mt Roskill’s clinics

The trade-off: one clinic offers the broadest access but the least continuity of care; the Stoddard practices offer continuity but demand planning.

How to get solid care at a Mt Roskill clinic in four steps

1. Check urgency first. Fevers, allergies, bites, burns, cuts, bruises, sprains and strains go to 445 Richardson Road — open 8:00am–8:00pm daily, walk-ins welcome (Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform)).
2. If it’s routine, pick a practice. GP Central Stoddard (223 Stoddard Road) or Local Doctors Stoddard Road (20 Stoddard Road) both handle standard GP care, but neither is a weekday walk-in option (GP Central (clinic operator); Bettr / Local Doctors (booking platform)).
3. Book before you go. Use Bettr’s online platform for the Local Doctors sites, or GP Central’s contact page for a weekday slot; save the Saturday walk-in at GP Central for 8:30am–1:00pm (Bettr / Local Doctors; GP Central).
4. Check the calendar around holidays. GP Central Stoddard closes on public holidays, and its Saturday clinic skips Easter, Christmas, New Year Saturdays and Saturdays after Friday public holidays (GP Central (clinic operator)).

The logic: decide urgent versus routine first, and the right door becomes obvious. That single decision maps directly to the clinics’ booking models.

What’s confirmed — and what’s still unclear about Mt Roskill medical centres

The gap: most of the confusion around “Mt Roskill Medical Centre” comes from the name itself — it’s used loosely for two or three different practices. Verify the address before you verify the hours.

What the clinics say about themselves

“Local Doctors Mt Roskill GP & Urgent Care accepts walk-ins and appointments seven days a week.”

— Bettr / Local Doctors clinic listing

“The Stoddard Road practice is appointment-only and not available for walk-ins.”

— Bettr / Local Doctors Stoddard Road listing

“GP Central Stoddard runs a Saturday walk-in clinic from 8:30am to 1:00pm, with no bookings.”

— GP Central contact page

“The Richardson Road clinic is open 8:00am to 8:00pm every day of the week.”

— White Cross clinic directory

What these statements add up to: the providers themselves advertise separate access models. Pick the clinic by its booking model and hours, not by the name on a search result.

Making the call

For anyone in Mt Roskill without a regular GP, the decision is clear: save 09 627 8552 for urgent or after-hours needs, book routine care at a Stoddard Road practice, and check GP Central’s calendar before counting on its Saturday clinic. The alternative is discovering at 5:30pm on a Sunday — fever, no appointment — that only one of the three doors was open, and it’s on Richardson Road.

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