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Dr Rehaan Ansari
2024-04-12
Person
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5
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12th April 2024
Dr Ansari goes above and beyond to provide me with support and advice during my frequent chest infections and asthma exacerbations. He always cares and listens and does his best to help with any of the health concerns I come to him with.
Dr Rehaan Ansari
2023-01-01
Person
5
5
0
1st January 2023
a first-rate and caring, helpful doctor
Dr Rehaan Ansari
2022-06-10
Person
5
5
0
10th June 2022
My experience with Dr Ansari has been excellent - everything you want from a GP. He listens, obviously knows his stuff, and responds to patient needs. Not a hint of a God complex!
Dr Rehaan Ansari
2022-02-11
Person
5
5
0
11th February 2022
Really lovely doctor who takes the time to listen and reassure you
Dr Rehaan Ansari
2021-12-13
Person
5
5
0
13th December 2021
I felt very comfortable with Dr Reehan Ansari. Even though I came to the doctors with an intimate issue he made me feel very comfortable & also brought in a chaperone which I thought was good - I didn’t know this was procedure but I’m glad it’s there.
My appointment was about 40 minutes late which wasn’t ideal, but I understand the doctor can’t do much about that!
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Profile
Dr Rehaan Ansari is a GP and Partner at Cliff House Medical Practice. He has a long history with the surgery, working initially as a Healthcare Assistant before moving to Newcastle to attend Medical School. Following graduation in 2016, Dr Ansari completed postgraduate training in Middlesbrough and Nottingham before moving back to Lincoln to take up Partnership.
Dr Ansari provides expertise in diagnosis and management of complex cases, and his clinical interests are in mental health and medical education.
As well as heading the Multidisciplinary Team and providing the overall clinical vision for the Practice, Dr Ansari works with the Primary Care Network, and has taken on roles as Mental Health Transformation Lead and Director of Imp Federation
Outside of work Dr Ansari has been known for mental health advocacy, including working with Time To Talk on the campaign ‘Get The Picture’. He is a long standing Arsenal supporter and a keen gamer.