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    Dr Azhar
    Janmohamed.

    Private GP and concierge doctor in Knightsbridge and Mayfair. MBBS (Distinction) BSc MRCGP · Imperial College London.

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    Dr Azhar Janmohamed

    A personal approach

    The person.
    Then the problem.

    Good general practice begins with understanding the person in front of you: their history, circumstances and what matters to them. That understanding shapes how I practise.

    I take time to listen, examine carefully where needed and explain my thinking clearly. When investigations or specialist advice are useful, I help arrange them and bring the findings back into a plan you understand.

    My practice is deliberately personal. You deal with me directly, and I remain involved as your care progresses. When an urgent concern arises, I respond personally and arrange to see you as promptly as is clinically and practically possible, including outside conventional consulting hours.

    Education & experience

    Medical educationImperial College LondonMBBS BSc · Distinction in Medical Specialties
    General practiceMRCGPRoyal College of General Practitioners

    I studied medicine at Imperial College London, where I was awarded a Distinction in Medical Specialties, and went on to train in general practice in the UK.

    Over more than a decade of clinical practice, my experience has spanned acute medicine, paediatrics, emergency medicine, care of older people, obstetrics and gynaecology, psychiatry, dermatology and general surgery.

    GMC registered · Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners

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    What happens when Dr Azhar is away?

    Dr Azhar lets patients know in advance where possible and helps arrange suitable alternative care during periods when he is unavailable.

    Can my assistant arrange an appointment?

    Yes. Personal assistants, family offices and hotel teams are welcome to coordinate practical arrangements. Clinical information is discussed with the patient and shared with others only where appropriate and authorised.

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