Bhaktapur Cancer Hospital Arranges Free Treatment for Flood-Affected Cancer Patients
4th September 2026, Kathmandu
Bhaktapur Cancer Hospital has announced free medical care for cancer patients from Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading who have been affected by recent natural disasters.
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Healthcare Services and Cost Waivers
Fee Exemptions: Eligible flood-affected cancer patients will receive free medical services, including bed charges, laboratory testing fees, and oxygen charges.
Medication Provision: The hospital will supply necessary medicines free of charge, subject to current internal availability.
Existing Medical Quota: The arrangement utilizes the hospital dedicated 10 percent free-bed quota allocated for poor, helpless, and economically disadvantaged citizens.
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Government Aid Facilitation: The administration will assist destitute patients in accessing state healthcare funds, health insurance coverage, and provincial cancer treatment initiatives.
Executive Directives and Operational Contacts
Continuity of Care Objective: Executive Director Dr. Ujjwal Chalise stated that the initiative aims to prevent patients from interrupting critical oncological treatment due to financial hardship caused by the disaster.
Access Mechanism: Patients and family members seeking assistance are directed to coordinate through the hospital Social Service Unit or Administration Branch.
Institutional Leadership Team: Operational guidance and inquiries are managed by Executive Director Dr. Ujjwal Chalise, Consultant Pramod Raj Dhakal, Nursing Chief Laxmi Keshari Shrestha, Social Service Unit Chief Bal Keshari Koju, and Information Officer Rajmati Gosai.
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