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    Personal concierge medicine

    Your doctor. 24/7.
    With you over time.

    Direct access to Dr Azhar, a personal response when a concern is urgent, and the reassurance of a doctor who knows you and your family.

    Dr Azhar accepts a limited number of concierge families each year, largely by introduction

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    A continuing relationship

    Known personally.
    Cared for thoughtfully.

    Your history, your priorities and the way you live inform every consultation. As the relationship develops, Dr Azhar can anticipate what needs reviewing and keep your wider care in view.

    Appointments are arranged at the clinic, at home or in your hotel, and by telephone or video when appropriate. Access, cover, scope and fees are agreed with you before care begins.

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    Direct access. A personal response.

    When an urgent concern arises, Dr Azhar responds personally and arranges to see you as promptly as is clinically and practically possible, including outside conventional consulting hours. You speak with the doctor who knows your history.

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    Time to understand you

    A longer first appointment brings together your medical history, medication, existing results and concerns. It establishes a clear starting point for your care.

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    Prevention planned around you

    Health reviews, medication reviews and appropriate monitoring are planned across the year. Recommendations reflect your circumstances, with results explained personally.

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    Specialist care, kept together

    When further expertise is needed, Dr Azhar arranges referrals and reviews the advice that follows. Results, letters and decisions become part of one coherent plan.

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    Care for your family

    Arrangements can be discussed for an individual, a couple or a family. Each person’s needs and privacy are respected, with practical coordination through an assistant or family office where helpful.

    A consultation today.
    Or a relationship over time.

    Choosing how your care begins
    Your careIndividual consultationOngoing concierge care
    A good fit forA particular concern, second opinion or health reviewA continuing relationship for you or your family
    The first appointmentA focused assessment and planA fuller review of your history and priorities
    Follow-throughResults and follow-up for that episode of carePlanned reviews, personal access and wider coordination
    ArrangementsFees confirmed before your appointmentScope, access, cover and fees agreed in writing

    The same doctor.
    Wherever you are seen.

    Before you begin

    A few practical
    questions.

    All questions
    Does Dr Azhar respond outside conventional consulting hours?

    When an urgent concern arises, Dr Azhar responds personally and arranges to see you as promptly as is clinically and practically possible, including outside conventional consulting hours. This personal responsiveness is part of the practice; it is not a continuously staffed emergency service. Access and cover arrangements are discussed with you.

    What does care cost?

    Fees are confirmed before an appointment. For ongoing concierge care, the scope of the arrangement and fees are agreed in writing before care begins. Tests, specialist appointments and other charges will be clarified where relevant.

    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 I remain registered with my NHS GP?

    Yes. Private care can sit alongside your existing NHS care. Relevant information can be shared with your NHS GP, with your consent, to support continuity.

    Are telephone and video consultations available?

    Yes, for suitable advice, results and follow-up. An in-person assessment is arranged where examination is needed. Advice while abroad depends on your location, clinical needs and the relevant local requirements.

    A little direction

    What brings
    you here?

    Choose what best describes your needs. This guide helps with enquiries; it does not assess symptoms.

    In an emergency, call 999. For urgent NHS advice, call 111.