Christmas/New Year Practice Hours

Pukekohe Family Health Care will be open the following days over the 2 week Christmas/New Year Period, 8am – 5pm:

· Monday Dec 23rd, Monday Dec 30,th

· Tuesday Dec 24th Tuesday Dec 31st

· Friday Dec 27th Friday Jan 3rd

All services will be provided at our West Street Clinic, upstairs.

To ensure we can accommodate your need, we will be providing a Dr ‘call-back’ service if you call us first thing in the morning. Here’s how it works:

· One of our doctors will call you back within a short time period. The doctor will spend 2-3 minutes assessing your need over the phone and be able to:

- Support your request and book you into an appointment that same day;

- Offer you advice and support so you may not need to visit the clinic;

- Book you for an appointment in the future

Some non-urgent services such as immigration and driver’s licence medicals, infusions etc., will not be scheduled during this time unless your Dr feels this is urgent.

Please give us a call if you are unsure and speak to one of our Patient Facilitators.

Did you know that One dose of Meningococcal Vaccination is recommended for students entering or living in hostel-type accommodation, eg. University halls of residence, boarding schools? (13-25 years is free)

Are you up to date with your H.P.V vaccinations?

Need to discuss any other health issues before leaving?

Leaving Home? Uni next Year?

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our team of health professionals strongly believe in the philosophy of “continuity of care”, namely that all patients should have a family practitioner.

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Dr Aileen Elborough

Aileen likes to take a holistic view of patients and realises the importance of family. Aileen has special interests in women’s health, paediatrics and family planning.

— Dr Aileen Elborough

Dr Brian Ross

Dr Ross believes that all patients can understand their health problems and manage these with appropriate input and guidance from their general practitioner. He strives to help and support his patients in looking after their own health.

— Dr. Brian Ross

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Dr Tatnell believes that wellness is a journey that we are both partners in.

— Dr Ryan Tatnell

Dr Rattan Saini

Dr Sainai believes family is very important and enjoys building long term relationships with patient families from the new born to the very elderly. She believes in holistic family care.

— Dr. Raltandeep Saini

Dr Ishavar Morar

Dr Morar is very supportive of the group practice concept because it offers modern treatment facilities, with deep supportive care.

— Dr. Ish Morar

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'Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being' (World Health Org.) That's what we are dedicated to support you to achieve.

— Practice Nurse Renee Bovill

Our Clinical Staff

Dr. Ryan Tatnell
Dr. Ryan TatnellDr Ryan Tatnell MBChb, PGDipPaeds, MRNZCGP

Dr Tatnell was born and studied in Auckland, but worked in many parts of New Zealand and Australia before starting General Practice in 2017.Dr Tatnell has a background as a paediatrics trainee and this remains a special interest of his, but very much enjoys all aspects of general practice. He has a particular interest in health promotion and disease prevention and is currently at the University of Auckland as part of the Masters in Public Health.

Dr. Aileen Elborough
Dr. Aileen ElboroughMbChB(Scot) MRCGP (UK) MRCNZGP DRCOG(UK) DFFP (UK)

Aileen is the Medical Director at Pukekohe Family Health Care. She is responsible for our medical standards and has a keen eye for detail and quality. She trained in Dundee Scotland, graduating in 1987, completed her GP vocational training in 1991, and moved to NZ in 2000 with her young family.

Dr. Chantal Koelewijn
Dr. Chantal Koelewijn

Dr. Koelewijn comes from the Netherlands, where she did her medical study. She worked at the Emergency and Psychiatry Department, and completed some research in the field of Gastroenterology before she started General Practice in 2009. In the Netherlands she had her own practice within a Family Health Centre, working together with different paramedics (psychologist, physiotherapist, dietitian, podiatrist, palliative care specialist) to cover all aspects of general practice.

Dr. Rattan Saini
Dr. Rattan SainiMbChb,FRNZCGP

Dr Saini grew up in Papatotoe and completed her medical degree from the University of Auckland. She worked for 6 years in various medical, surgical and obstetric units in Australia. She settled in Pukekohe with her family in 2010 and has been practising as a GP since. She us a fellow of the Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners.

Dr. Selina Green
Dr. Selina GreenMB, ChB, Dip Obst, FRNZCGP

Dr Green has been with the practice since 1985. Married with three children she has a dual role combining general practice sessions and management duties. She enjoys water skiing, boating and fishing (if the fish will leap in to the boat!), music reading and scrap booking and sport.

Dr. Dhruva Patel
Dr. Dhruva PatelMBChB Scot.; MRCGP UK; FRNZCGP

Dr Patel was working as a principal in practice in Middlesex, UK before immigrating to New Zealand with her family in September 2005 to join PFHC as a part-time GP. She graduated from Aberdeen University in 1990 and went into General Practice becoming a Member of the college of General Practitioners in 1994.

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