
Physiotherapy & Rehabilitation
Structured recovery after a stroke, brain or spine injury, or trauma — with therapy, nursing, and time.
- Post-Stroke Rehabilitation
- Brain & Spine Rehabilitation
- Trauma Rehabilitation



Stroke and trauma rehabilitation, post-hospital recovery, and 24-hour elderly care in Kathmandu — across our Pipalbot (Maharajgunj) and Bansbari branches. Since 2018.
Our specialised care
Thirteen services across four care programmes — all delivered from the same two Kathmandu branches, by the same nursing team. Grouped the way families actually think.

Structured recovery after a stroke, brain or spine injury, or trauma — with therapy, nursing, and time.

Steady, patient support for dementia and long-term conditions, in a home your loved one can settle into.

Everyday care for older adults — from day visits to full residential support after a hospital stay.

Physiotherapy, speech therapy, acupuncture, on-site lab work, and medical escort — for residents and outpatients.
24/7 Nursing Care
Trained nurses on every shift, every night.
Expert Professionals
On-site doctors, physio, and speech therapists.
Personalised Care Plans
A written plan for each resident from day one.
Family Involvement
Open visits and regular family updates.
Emergency Support
Minutes from Gangalal for a smooth escalation.
The signature question
What does the next six months look like? Here it is — stage by stage, from the ward we run every day.
Day 1–3
Our doctor and lead nurse assess your loved one on arrival and write a care plan you can read. Medications, therapies, meals, and family updates are all set.
What the family sees
A printed plan and a face-to-face conversation the same day.
Weeks 1–2
Sleep, medications, and pain settle. Wounds and vitals are watched every shift. Physiotherapy begins gently as the doctor allows.
What the family sees
Fewer bad nights. A rhythm starting to hold.
Weeks 2–12
Structured therapy every day — physio, speech, occupational — the same team, the same room, the same time. Small gains build.
What the family sees
The first walk. The first full sentence. The first laugh in weeks.
Months 3–6
Therapy continues, now targeted at the daily-living skills that matter at home — dressing, stairs, cooking, bathing. Confidence returns.
What the family sees
A parent who wants to try things again.
Going home
We write a home-care plan, coach the family, and — if you'd like — arrange a home nurse or physiotherapist for the first days back.
What the family sees
A calm handover, not a discharge.
A short walk-through
The best way to know a home is to see it. Three short films — the ward, our services, and physiotherapy — while you wait to visit in person.
The same standard of care at both. Pipalbot is our original branch near Gangalal Hospital; Bansbari opened as demand grew.

Sallaghari Marg, Maharajgunj, Kathmandu
Near Gangalal Hospital

Bansbari — between Gangalal Hospital and Neuro Hospital, Kathmandu
Opposite Ripumardini Sainik School
Words from families of residents who have stayed with us.
“My mother came to Naman after her stroke. What we found here was not just nursing — it was patience. The staff learned her routines, her likes, her way of being. That mattered to us more than we can say.”
“Coming here was not easy for our family to accept. But the way the nurses speak to our mother — with respect, in her own language — reassured us. We visit often and she is always calm.”
“The physiotherapy team here is honest about progress. They celebrate small wins and are patient on the hard days. My father is walking again — slowly, but on his own.”
NCTI · Naman Caregiver Training Institute
Level 1 Caregiver and 28-day Geriatric Care courses with hands-on practice on our own ward.
See courses →The best way to know if Naman is right for your family is to visit. Bring your questions — we’ll take our time.