Clinic News & Updates
New tools, new services, and seasonal health advisories — everything patients and partners need to know, in one place.
Express Check-In & Online Intake Now Live
Notify reception you're on your way or fill your intake form before arriving — your file is started before you reach the desk. Both forms go straight to our notification system.
Try Express Check-In →Free Interactive Health Tools Launched — 8 Tools
Symptom checker, rabies exposure triage (WHO categories), insurance adequacy checker, trek readiness quiz, altitude planner, fit-to-fly checker, vaccine scheduler, and cost estimator — all free, no sign-up.
Open the tools →7,285+ Travel Health Guides Now Published
Our clinician-reviewed library covers conditions, symptoms, trekking health, medications, vaccines, insurance, nationality-specific guides, and seasonal advisories — the most complete English-language traveler health resource for Nepal.
Browse guides →Expat Annual Health Membership — Now Enrolling
Long-stay residents, digital nomads and NGO staff can join our Annual Member plan: unlimited consultations, annual comprehensive health check, priority WhatsApp, and medication continuity — $390/year.
See plan details →Monsoon Dengue Advisory — Still Elevated
Kathmandu Valley dengue cases remain high through October. Use DEET by day (dengue mosquitoes bite in daylight), sleep under nets, and take Paracetamol only for fever — avoid Ibuprofen until Dengue is excluded.
Current advisories →Health Information That Matters Now
Travel health is time-sensitive — the outbreak that started last week, the seasonal disease pattern emerging now, the requirement change that just took effect. This news page surfaces the current information relevant to travelers in Nepal — not the general news, but the health intelligence that affects your trip planning and risk management.
What to monitor
- Outbreak alerts — dengue season, respiratory illness trends
- Vaccination requirements — entry rules and recommendations evolve
- Seasonal patterns — monsoon diseases vs. trekking season risks
- Clinic updates — service availability, seasonal hours
- Government advisories — the official health notices for Nepal
The Seasonal Health Calendar
Nepal's health risks follow the seasons — monsoon brings waterborne disease and dengue, winter brings respiratory issues in Kathmandu's smog, trekking season brings altitude cases to the clinic. The traveler who checks the calendar knows what to expect; the one who does not is surprised by what the season brings.
Service Updates
New services, schedule changes, the facility upgrades, and the staffing changes that the clinic announces. For the returning patient, the news section provides the updates that affect the visit.
Health Advisories
Health alerts for Nepal — the disease outbreaks (the dengue season, the specific infections), the safety advisories, and the travel health updates that the clinic provides for the current visitors.
Health Updates
Health advisories for Nepal: the disease outbreak notifications (the dengue season warnings, the specific infection alerts), the safety advisories (the road conditions, the natural hazards), and the travel health updates that are relevant to the current visitors.
Clinic Changes
Service changes: the new service offerings, the staffing changes, the hours adjustments (the festival closures, the seasonal schedule changes), and the facility updates. For the returning patient, the changes that affect the visit.
The Clinic Updates
News section covers the clinic updates — the new services (the expanded offerings), the staff changes, the community health events, and the health advisories.
The Health Alerts
For the health alert — the disease outbreak (the dengue, the typhoid), the weather event (the flood, the landslide), or the travel advisory that affects the traveler.
The Health Advisory
Health advisories — the disease outbreak (the dengue, the typhoid), the weather event (the monsoon flood, the landslide), and the travel alert that affects the traveler.
The Service Update
Clinic service updates — the new service (the expanded offering), the staff change (the new physician or the nurse), the community event that is announced.
The Advisory
Clinic advisory — the travel health update (the outbreak, the seasonal, the alert that is current). For the traveler, the advisory that is checked.
The Update
Clinic update — the service (the new that is added), the schedule (the hour that may change), and the announcement that is made.
The Update Value
Health news update — the free (the current that is provided). For the situation, the latest that is read.
The Consultation
News-driven consultation — the ~$10-25 (the alert that prompts the visit). For the concern, the assessment that is done.
The Free Update
Clinic news — the free (the published that is the resource). For the follower, the read that is the current.
The Action Value
News action — the alert-that-may-warrant (the ~$40 visit that could follow). For the notified, the checked that is the response.
What health news should travelers to Nepal know?
Current outbreak information (dengue season timing, respiratory illness trends), vaccination requirement changes, trekking season conditions (weather, trail status, closures), and clinic service updates. The news that matters for a traveler is the health-relevant information, not the general headlines.
How do I stay updated on health alerts?
Check our health alerts page for current outbreak and risk information, follow our updates for seasonal health issues (monsoon diseases, altitude season notes), and consult your government travel advisories for Nepal. The sources that matter: health-specific, current, and location-relevant.
What seasonal health issues should I expect?
Monsoon (June–September): dengue, waterborne illness, leeches, landslides. Dry season (October–May): respiratory issues in Kathmandu smog, altitude season for trekking. Festivals: the timing affects service availability. The seasonal context changes the risk profile.
Are there vaccination requirement changes?
Requirements change — check current Nepal entry requirements and recommendations before travel. Routine vaccines should be current; travel-specific vaccines (hepatitis A, typhoid) recommended; COVID policies evolve. We update requirements as they change — check before departure.
How do I get clinic-specific updates?
This news page for service updates, contact us directly for specific questions, and check before your visit if seeking a specific service (some services have seasonal availability). The clinic's operations are consistent; the specific needs of your trip may benefit from confirmation.
