Twenty-four clinicians and support staff. Appointments are booked with a named person, and reception will tell you before you travel if they are away.
Registration numbers for every clinician are displayed at reception and available on request.
Fifteen years in Ayurvedic internal medicine, with a particular interest in digestive and metabolic conditions. Leads the Panchakarma unit and supervises therapist training.
Runs the daily general OPD and the hypertension and diabetes clinics. Coordinates referrals with tertiary hospitals in the Kathmandu valley.
Antenatal and postnatal care, menstrual health and menopause support. Runs the clinic's monthly women's health information session.
Musculoskeletal and post-operative rehabilitation. Works closely with the Ayurveda team on combined pain management programmes.
Builds diet plans around household cooking and local produce, with a focus on diabetes, cholesterol and postnatal nutrition.
Oversees the in-house laboratory, quality control and the reporting of health check packages.
Every Sunday at half past seven, the clinical team spends an hour on the cases that did not resolve as expected. Ayurveda, general medicine and physiotherapy are all in the room.
It is the reason a patient rarely has to repeat their history here, and the reason a referral across the corridor takes minutes rather than another appointment.
Tell us what is bothering you and we will match you with the right department. Most appointments are available within the same week.