List of hospitals in Nepal

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The healthcare system in Nepal is comprised of a variety of hospitals that provide medical services to the population. These hospitals range from large public institutions to smaller private facilities. Below is a comprehensive list of hospitals in Nepal, organized by region and type.

Kathmandu Valley[edit]

The Kathmandu Valley is home to several major hospitals that serve the capital city and surrounding areas.

Eastern Region[edit]

The Eastern Region of Nepal includes several key hospitals that provide healthcare services to the local population.

Western Region[edit]

The Western Region is served by a number of hospitals, including those in Pokhara and other areas.

Mid-Western Region[edit]

The Mid-Western Region has several hospitals that cater to the healthcare needs of the population.

Far-Western Region[edit]

The Far-Western Region includes hospitals that provide essential medical services to remote areas.

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