Appointments
Book a child doctor appointment in Nepal — free, and without an account
Browse NMC-registered paediatricians, pick a time that suits you, and the clinic calls you to confirm.
When your child is unwell, the last thing you need is a form that asks you to create an account before it will tell you when a doctor is free.
AYRIVA is a free appointment booking service for parents in Nepal. You browse paediatricians registered with the Nepal Medical Council, pick a time that actually suits you, and send your request in under a minute. There is no account to create, no password to remember, and nothing to pay online to book.
How booking a paediatrician on AYRIVA works
Five steps, and the whole thing takes about a minute.
1. Choose a doctor
Every paediatrician listed on AYRIVA is registered with the Nepal Medical Council. You can see who has time available before you commit to anything.
2. Pick a time
You see the doctor’s genuinely open slots — morning, afternoon or evening — not a general enquiry box that someone answers days later.
3. Send your request
Your child’s name, your phone number, and the reason for the visit. That is all we ask for, and there is no account to create.
4. Write down your reference code
It appears on screen as soon as your request goes through, and it is shown once. Please note it down — we do not send a confirmation message yet.
5. The clinic calls you
A member of the clinic’s team telephones the number you gave to confirm the appointment. That call is your confirmation.
What “free” means here — precisely
Booking through AYRIVA is free to you. There is no booking fee and no online payment. The doctor’s consultation is arranged directly between you and the clinic, and you settle that at the visit, as you would for any appointment. We do not take money from parents for booking.
- Every doctor is registered with the Nepal Medical Council.
- Free to book — no booking fee and no online payment.
- No account required. No password, no sign-up.
- You get a reference code on screen. Keep it — the clinic refers to it when they call.
- A person calls you. Confirmation comes by telephone from the clinic, not an automated message.
Not sure whether you need an appointment?
These guides are written for parents and checked against WHO, UNICEF, CDC and Nepal MoHP guidance.