Dr. Kushal Kharel's psychiatry clinic in Kalanki, Kathmandu
Dr. Kushal Kharel's psychiatry clinic is an outpatient practice in Kalanki, Kathmandu — near Malpot Road and Kalanki Bhatbhateni Supermarket — offering psychiatric assessment, diagnosis, medication management and psychotherapy for children, adolescents, adults and older adults. It is a clinic, not a hospital: there's no inpatient admission or 24-hour emergency service, so it suits scheduled assessment and ongoing care rather than emergencies. Online consultation is available for patients elsewhere in Nepal or abroad who can't visit in person.
Who this is for
- Anyone looking for a psychiatry clinic they can visit in person in Kathmandu
- Patients wanting to know exactly where the clinic is and how to get there
- First-time patients wanting to know what a visit actually involves
- Patients deciding between an in-person visit and online consultation
- Patients needing to know clinic hours before planning a visit
Common concerns
Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is the psychiatry clinic located?
Kalanki-14, Near Malpot Road, near Kalanki Bhatbhateni Supermarket, Kathmandu 44600, Nepal. Roadside parking is available nearby.
What are the clinic's opening hours?
Monday to Friday, 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Saturday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The clinic is closed on Sunday and is not a 24-hour or emergency service.
Is this a hospital or an outpatient clinic?
It's an outpatient psychiatry clinic — assessment, diagnosis, medication management and psychotherapy by appointment, with no inpatient admission or emergency department. For a psychiatric emergency, go to the nearest hospital instead.
What happens during a first visit to the clinic?
A structured conversation about your main difficulties, when they started, how they affect daily life, previous treatment, physical health, current medicines, sleep and family history, ending with a shared plan for what comes next.
Can I visit without booking an appointment first?
Calling or messaging ahead is strongly recommended so a suitable time can be arranged and any preparation discussed, rather than arriving without notice.
Is online consultation available instead of visiting the clinic?
Yes, for patients elsewhere in Nepal or abroad, or anyone who prefers it for follow-up visits. Some situations — a first complex assessment, safety concerns, or anything needing physical examination — are better suited to an in-person visit.
Ready to book a consultation?
In-person at the Kalanki clinic in Kathmandu, or online from anywhere.