Frequently Asked Questions

Any previous prescriptions, sonography reports, and vaccination records. Critical: if this is a first pregnancy or fertility visit, bring a list of questions — we will answer every one. Reach 10 minutes early to complete a short registration form.

The initial consultation is NPR 1,500 and follow-up visits NPR 800. This is the standard fee and is always confirmed at booking — there are no hidden charges. Fees for procedures and scans are quoted in writing before you proceed.

We work with most major Nepali health insurance providers. After your consultation, our team will coordinate pre-authorisation for insured procedures and give you a clear estimate before any treatment.

Yes. For review visits, report discussion and most non-urgent concerns, we offer secure video consultations on the same working day. Physical examination can't be avoided for some problems — you will be advised if an in-person visit is genuinely needed.

Call our main number immediately — it is monitored 24×7 for pregnant patients. During hours, we see urgent cases ASAP. For emergencies like unexplained bleeding, severe pain or reduced movements, call Grande International Hospital A&E directly at +977 1 4412345.

Absolutely, and in a strictly confidential setting. You can be seen alone or with a parent — your choice. There is nothing 'too early' about a period concern: if something is worrying you, it is medical for us.

No — it's a short, usually-odd-feeling sample, over in seconds. We use a smaller speculum and talk you through it. If you feel tense, say so; we reschedule or comfort the whole time. And you can reuse gloves everywhere at our clinic.