Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What should I bring when I come for a scheduled consultation appointment?
- A list of your medications including any herbal or nutritional
supplements
- Preferably bring your medications with you
- Copies of your medical records
- Any relevant x-rays, MRI and CT scans and ultrasounds, particularly
anything including the abdomen or kidneys.
- Any other medical information that you think may be relevant to your
problem that you are seeing Dr Voss for.
- For Immigration medicals please bring any communication you have had
from Immigration New Zealand or other Immigration consultant/office;
especially your application and client number.
Where are my medical records maintained?
Your medical file is both electronic and paper based. Your medical record
is filed in a password protected computer at the office. The office is
remote to the clinics. A backup electronic record is also held. A second
back up record is held paper based which is also secured at the office.
Your medical records are the property of Dr Voss but the information is
yours and you are entitled to a copy at request. You need to provide a
signed consent to receive a copy.
Following each clinic consultation and sometimes following telephone or
email communications a letter is written to the referring doctor or other
appropriate medical professional (e.g. dietitian) and your medical
information will be shared with these people where considered appropriate
and to your health benefit. This may include referring you to other
specialists, including surgeons, x-ray doctors and laboratory specialists.
You will routinely receive your own copy of this communication.
How can I get referred to Dr Voss?
You do not need a referral letter but information contained in your
medical records over previous years (usually held by your GP) does assist in
Dr Voss’ assessment.
Click here to request an appointment
online
• You can request your General Practitioner to refer
• You can ring directly the appointment line 0508 kidney (0508 543 639) from
within in New Zealand; or +649 277 1540 (from outside New Zealand)

|