Haematuria Clinic
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An integrated, one-stop clinic for patients presenting with blood in their urine (haematuria).
Haematuria can be caused by various reasons including infection, injuries, or urinary stones. Haematuria is also a common symptom of bladder cancer. Therefore, early testing is critical as early, coordinated care can make all the difference.
The Haematuria Clinic is part of an Allevia Health Journey and was developed in partnership with Allevia Health and Urology Institute specialists from OneSixOne Medical Group. It is a dedicated diagnostic service designed to identify the cause of haematuria.
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Why choose Haematuria Clinic
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Streamlined, centralised services
Key diagnostic tests, including CT imaging, flexible cystoscopies, and specialist consultations, are carried out at Allevia Radiology and OneSixOne in Epsom, Auckland. This reduces delays and avoids fragmented care.
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Timely access to appointments and diagnosis
The Haematuria Clinic focuses on early detection and intervention. Patients typically receive a diagnosis within seven days of referral.
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Connected care
If further treatment is required, patients have fast, seamless access to the Bladder Cancer Clinic.
The haematuria journey step-by-step
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1. Symptoms
The process begins with your GP, who confirms the presence of blood in the urine (haematuria).
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2. Referral
Your GP refers you to the Haematuria Clinic for further investigation.
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3. CT scan
A CT scan is arranged at Allevia Radiology to inspect the bladder.
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4. Further testing – flexible cystoscopy
You are then booked for a flexible cystoscopy at OneSixOne, where the urologist examines your bladder.
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5. First consultation with urologist
On the same day as your cystoscopy, you will meet with the urologist to discuss the findings.
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6. Treatment
If treatment is required, specialists will review your results and talk you through the appropriate options.
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7. Referral to the Bladder Cancer Clinic
If bladder cancer is detected, your care transitions smoothly to the Bladder Cancer Clinic for ongoing management.
Payment Options
Insurance and payments
Our Haematuria Clinic urologists are Southern Cross Affiliated Providers and nib First Choice providers.
If you’re insured with Southern Cross or nib, OneSixOne or Allevia Radiology can help arrange prior approval for your appointments and any required tests and procedures. Once your referral is received, the Haematuria Clinic team will contact you to talk through the next steps.
If you’re with another insurance provider, please check to confirm what’s covered. OneSixOne will provide a quote before your appointment, which then needs to be submitted to the insurer for approval.
Referral Details
Haematuria Clinic
Phone: 09 623 0161
Email: [email protected]
EDI: tk161uro
Address:
Haematuria Clinic
Urology Institute at OneSixOne,
161 Gillies Ave,
Epsom, Auckland
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FAQs
Some of our most frequently asked questions are provided for your convenience. If you have a question that isn’t covered here, please contact us at [email protected]
I’m not a Southern Cross or nib member, but I’m interested in the Haematuria Clinic. Can I still be referred?
I’m not a Southern Cross or nib member, but I’m interested in the Haematuria Clinic. Can I still be referred?
Yes. The Haematuria Clinic supports all patients, regardless of their insurance provider. Please check your insurance policy to understand what is covered. You can also refer to the Insurance section for more details.
How long will it take to get a diagnosis?
How long will it take to get a diagnosis?
The Haematuria Clinic, led by Urology Institute specialists, provides rapid access to essential tests and appointments. Most patients receive a diagnosis within one week of referral.
What tests will be performed at the Haematuria Clinic?
What tests will be performed at the Haematuria Clinic?
Your assessment begins with a CT scan at Allevia Radiology. After the scan, you will undergo a flexible cystoscopy at OneSixOne, which is a minor procedure performed in a clinic setting. On the same day as your cystoscopy, the urologist will discuss your results with you.
Do I need a referral?
Do I need a referral?
Yes. Patients can be referred to The Haematuria Clinic by their GP once blood in the urine is confirmed – either visible haematuria or microscopic haematuria identified through laboratory testing.
Meet our team
Meet the Haematuria Clinic team