Dr Ashok Patel Rayani

MRCGP Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners, confirming completion of UK GP specialty training and membership of the RCGP.

Marina Medical Centre, Mannheim Quay, Maritime Quarter, Swansea SA1 1TS, United Kingdom

Roles

GP Partner at The Grove Medical Centre, a general practice running from two sites: The Grove Medical Centre, 6 Uplands Terrace, Uplands, Swansea SA2 0GU, and The Marina Surgery / Marina Medical Centre, Mannheim Quay, Maritime Quarter, Swansea SA1 1TS, providing NHS primary care services.
Named GP Partner at The Grove Medical Centre on the practice ‘Our Team’ page, listed as a male GP Partner with qualifications MBBCh MRCGP, and one of the five doctors delivering services across both Grove and Marina sites.
Partner in Practice in Swansea and Out of Hours Manager for Abertawe Bro Morgannwg (ABM) health board area, as referenced in the Health Prepared Wales 2013 documentation.
GP representative from Morgannwg Local Medical Committee (LMC), frequently speaking on behalf of GPs on workload, GDPR and out-of-hours issues at Welsh GP and LMC meetings.
Past or current director associated with Grove Occupational Medical Services Limited, with Companies House filings recording changes to director details for Doctor Ashok Patel Rayani, reflecting involvement in occupational health–related corporate activities.

MBBCh – primary medical qualification listed on The Grove Medical Centre ‘Our Team’ profile for Dr Ashok Rayani.
MRCGP – Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners, confirming completion of UK GP specialty training and membership of the RCGP.

Has practised for an extended period at Marina Medical Centre, Mannheim Quay, with multiple independent directories listing him as a doctor at this site and giving patient contact details for appointments.
Contributed to national medicines policy and prescribing strategy as a member of the All Wales Medicines Strategy Group, bringing day-to-day general practice perspectives to formulary and guideline discussions.

Cited in articles about GPs’ concerns over ‘excessive’ workload linked to GDPR subject access requests, where he emphasised the need for clear definitions of ‘excessive’ and the impact of administrative burden on frontline GP services.

Not publicly listed

Clinic Visibility

86%

Pricing Transparency

78%

Safety and Trust

83%

Overall Aggregation

81%

58/100 in Swansea

NHS — free at point of delivery for eligible NHS services
Card payments accepted for some services (practice website update 'Card Payments' listed as news item)