Drivers licence medical tests

If you are applying for your driving licence, medical assessment may be required to show that you’re healthy enough to drive. Our team can provide eyesight and medical certifications for driving licence applications.

Driving licence medical test

When you apply for, renew or replace your drivers licence, you need to confirm you are medically fit. This sometimes requires eyesight or medical certifications. Fortunately, we’re here to help.

Our team can provide you with a drivers licence medical assessment to demonstrate your fitness to drive. A medical fitness certificate for driving licence doesn’t take long. Generally, we will start with a driver’s licence eye test. Also, it’s a great way to have a basic health check-up.

Please call Customer Service when requesting an appointment for a Driving Licence medical test as this cannot be booked via MyIndici patient portal.

Who needs a driving licence medical test?

  • Anyone applying for or renewing a heavy vehicle class licence.
  • Applying for or renewing endorsements for passenger, recovery services, driving instruction or testing.
  • Drivers aged 75 or over.
  • Anyone with a medical condition that could affect your ability to safely operate a vehicle.
  • Anyone who has been requested to supply a medical certificate for driver licence application by the NZTA.

Medical certifications for drivers

A driver’s licence medical form will ask you about existing conditions, which you must declare. Keep in mind, if you have any of these conditions, you may need to provide medical certifications:

  • Diabetes
  • High blood pressure
  • Cognitive impairment
  • Joint problems
  • Strokes
  • Nervous/mental disorder
  • Seizures, fits, convulsions, epilepsy
  • Cerebral vascular injury
  • Serious injuries
  • Visual disturbances
  • Other conditions which affect your ability to drive, including fatigue, disabilities and dementia.

Health care professionals providing driver’s licence medical testing

General Practitioner
Fluent in English, Cantonese, Mandarin, and various dialects. Dr Anthony Yau has a MB ChB 1979 from Sheffield. He had set up his solo GP practice at Highgate 26 years ago.

Frequently asked questions

To join our clinic, you first need to fill out the patient enrolment forms to register with the PHO that we belong to. This is a Ministry of Health requirement. You will need to provide proof of identity and eligibility which may include the following forms of identification:

  • NZ Passport or NZ birth certificate
  • International passport with resident visa OR work visa of minimum 24-month duration

On the enrolment form you need to indicate which of our doctors (currently taking new patients) that you would like to be registered with.

Yes. As part of completing your enrollment, we request that you have a new patient screening appointment with one of our Nursing or Medical Centre Assistant team members.

This new patient appointment enables our team to work with you to better understand your current health and wellbeing.

Following the new patient appointment as above, you can book your first consultation with your nominated doctor.

All GP appointments are 15 minutes long.

  • One appointment is for a single health issue.
  • Should you wish to have a 30-minute GP appointment, it will be charge at a non-subsidized rate.
  • Depending on your age and health, one of our specialist nursing or pharmacist clinicians may be able to spend more time with you.

If you are a new patient, you will get full access to the patient portal “My Indici” once you have completed your enrolment.

Payment is required at time of consultation. Please note that unpaid accounts will incur an additional $10 monthly administration cost.

There may be additional costs for treatments/tests/materials

We recommend that you book your future appointments via your patient portal My Indici.

If you need an urgent appointment, then please phone the clinic. We have doctors available to discuss your urgent health needs on the day.

All consultations are by appointment only.

Patient portals are secure online sites where patients can access their health information and interact with their general practice. Please give us call on (09) 265 1325 or send us an email at info@ormistonmedical.co.nz, and we can set up your account.

We recommend that you plan ahead and request your repeat medicines via your patient portal My Indici two weeks before you run out. If you do not have access to a portal, you can phone us and leave a message with the nurse to organise this. Our doctors use an electronic prescribing system which can send your prescription to your local pharmacy (please specify name and location).
Under 14 years Free
14-17 years $16
18+ years $18.50
Urgent prescription $27.50
The results of tests that have been ordered by our Doctors will be available on My Indici when they have been reviewed. If your test results are of concern you will be contacted by one of our team.

We are open Monday – Friday 7:30am – 5pm.

For health services after hours visit East Care Accident & Medical, 260 Botany Road, Golflands, Auckland 2013. Their phone is 09 277 1516.

These are consultation prices only.

Under 14 Years - Free
14 - 17 years - $13
18 years & over - $19.50

Note charge is the same for in person or by phone or video as you are still receiving the same high quality health provider assessment, diagnosis and planning.

We understand that things can change on the day, but we ask that you call us to advise that you are not able to make your appointment. If we do not hear from you minimum 2 hours prior to your scheduled time, you will receive an invoice for this missed appointment.