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GERIATRICIAN ACCESS

One doctor who sees the whole picture.

Most specialists look at one system. A geriatrician looks at all of them — together, at once, over time. When your health has more than one moving part, that's the expertise that catches what others miss.

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Only 5

Private geriatricians in Auckland

4 months

Minimum typical public wait time

8 domains

Assessed together, in one review

WHO THIS IS FOR

One specialist. Three reasons to see them.

NOTICING CHANGE

Something's changed, and you want answers
A fall, a memory lapse, a medication that isn't sitting right. You want it looked at properly, not guessed at in a 15-minute slot.

MULTIPLE CONDITIONS

You're managing more than one condition
Several conditions, several specialists, and no one connecting the dots. A geriatrician is trained to see how they interact.

SUPPORTING FAMILY

You're supporting a parents
You want Mum or Dad to stay independent for longer, with a clear plan and a clinician looking at the whole person, not just the one thing that prompted the visit.

WHAT A GERIATRICIAN IS

The paediatrician of later life.

A paediatrician understands how a child's body develops, and what it needs at each stage. A geriatrician does the same for the ageing body — how it changes, what tends to emerge, and critically, how those things interact with each other.

That last part is what makes geriatric medicine different. A cardiologist looks at the heart. A neurologist looks at the brain. For one isolated issue, that's exactly right. But when several conditions are overlapping, a specialist looking at just one piece can miss what's actually driving the others.

"A jack of all trades, but a master of ageing."

— Dr. Cheryl Johnson, Lead Geriatrician

HOW TO SEE ONE

Comprehensive Geriatrician Review

A Brightly Specialist Geriatric Assessment includes:

Extended Specialist Consultation
An in-depth consultation with the specialist clinician to review your history, symptoms, and relevant findings from your Brightly assessment, including a detailed clinical assessment to determine the underlying cause of the issue where possible.
Investigations (if required)
Targeted investigations may be requested before or after the consultation (for example blood tests or radiology scans) to support accurate diagnosis and management.
Multidisciplinary Input
Where appropriate, the specialist may liaise with other members of the Brightly clinical team to ensure a coordinated and comprehensive approach.
Diagnosis and Management Plan
Where relevant, a diagnosis will be made and a clear medical management plan developed and discussed with you.
Virtual

Meet with your geriatrician from home, wherever you are in New Zealand, for 90-minutes of dedicated time.*

$1,599

*May require additional physical exams facilitated by a local nurse, at extra cost.

In clinic

Face-to-face at our Auckland clinic, with your geriatrician in the room, for 90-minutes of dedicated time.

$1,599

Auckland only

Home visit

Your geriatrician comes to you, in the environment you know best, for 90-minutes of dedicated time.

$1,749

Auckland only

Already had your Baseline?

Your review builds directly on those results – nothing to repeat – and costs only $999.

Haven't had one yet? Our team can help you work out whether to start there, or go straight to a Comprehensive Review.

BOOK NOW

Request your Comprehensive Geriatrician Review