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ART Sites in Nepal Government of Nepal Ministry of Health and Population National Centre for AIDS and STD Control Teku, Kathmandu, Nepal Establishment S.N. District Name of ART Site Location Province Year 1 Sunsari BP Koirala Institute of Health Science (BPKIHS) Dharan 1 2006 2 Morang Koshi Hospital Morang 1 2007 3 Jhapa Mechi Provincial Hospital Jhapa 1 2007 4 Udaypur Udaypur District Hospital Gaighat 1 2015 5 Sunsari Inaruwa Hospital Inaruwa 1 2017 6 Dhankuta Dhankuta District Hospital Dhankuta 1 2015 7 Ilam Illam District Hospital Ilam 1 2015 8 Sankhuwasabha Sankhuwasava District Hospital Sankhubasava 1 2015 9 Okhaldhunga Okhaldhunga District Hospital Okhaldhunga 1 2015 10 Parsa Narayani Hospital Birgunj 2 2006 11 Dhanusha Janakpur Provincial Hospital Janakpur 2 2008 12 Saptari Ram Raja Prasad Singh Academy of Health Sciences (Sagarmatha) Rajbiraj 2 2008 13 Rautahat Rautahat District Hospital Gaur 2 2014 14 Bara Bara District Hospital Kalaiya 2 2014 15 Siraha Ram Kumar Uma Shankar Charity Hospital Lahan 2 2014 16 Mahottari Jaleshwor District Hospital Jaleshwor 2 2015 17 Sarlahi Sarlahi District Hospital Malangwa 2 2015 18 Kathmandu Sukraraj Tropical & Infectious Disease Hospital (STIDH) Teku Bagmati 2004 19 Lalitpur Sparsha Nepal Sanepa Bagmati 2005 20 Kathmandu Kanti Bal Hospital Kathmandu Bagmati 2006 21 Chitawan Bharatpur Hospital Chitawan Bagmati 2007 22 Kathmandu Maiti Nepal Kathmandu Bagmati 2007 23 Kathmandu Bir Hospital Kathmandu Bagmati 2008 24 Kavre Dhulikhel Hospital Kavre Bagmati 2010 25 Kathmandu Tribhuwan University Teaching Hospital (TUTH) Maharajgunj Bagmati 2011 26 Nuwakot Trishuli Hospital Trishuli Bagmati 2012 27 Makwanpur Hetauda Hospital Makwanpur Bagmati 2012 28 Bhaktapur Bhaktapur Hospital Bhaktapur Bagmati 2013 29 Dhading Dhading District Hospital Dhadingbesi Bagmati 2014 30 Sindhupalchowk Sindhupalchowk District Hospital Chautara Bagmati 2014 31 Dolakha Charikot PHC Charikot Bagmati 2020 32 Sindhuli Sindhuli Hospital Sindhulimadi Bagmati 2015 33 Kathmandu Paropakar Maternity Women Hospital (PMWH) Kathmandu Bagmati 2017 34 Kaski Pokhara Academy of Health Sciences (Western Regional Hospital) Pokhara Gandaki 2006 35 Baglung Dhaulagiri Provincial Hospital Baglung Gandaki 2007 36 Tanahun Damauli Hospital Damauli Gandaki 2010 37 Gorkha Gorkha District Hospital Gorkha Gandaki 2010 38 Syangja Syangja District Hospital Putlibazar Gandaki 2010 39 Lamjung Lamjung District Community Hospital Beshisahar Gandaki 2010 40 Myagdi Myagdi District Hospital Beni Gandaki 2014 41 Parbat Parbat District Hospital Kushma Gandaki 2016 42 Syangja Garhaun Ghyangling PHC (Waling) PHC Syangja Gandaki 2016 43 Nawalparasi East Chormara PHC Nawalpur Gandaki 2018 44 Banke Bheri Hospital Nepalgunj Lumbini 2004 45 Rupandehi Lumbini Provincial Hospital Butwal Lumbini 2007 46 Dang Rapti Academy of Health Science Dang Lumbini 2008 47 Palpa United Mission Hospital Palpa Lumbini 2008 48 Bardiya Bardiya District Hospital Gulariya Municipality Lumbini 2010 49 Kapilvastu Kapilvastu Hospital Taulihawa Lumbini 2010 50 Gulmi Gulmi District Hospital Tamghas Lumbini 2010 51 Pyuthan Pyuthan Hospital Khalanga Lumbini 2013 52 Rolpa Rolpa District Hospital Liwang Lumbini 2013 53 Arghakhachi Arghakhanchi District Hospital Sandhikharka Lumbini 2014 54 Nawalparasi West Prithivi Chandra Hospital Parasi Lumbini 2014 55 Rupandehi Bhim Hospital Bhairahawa Lumbini 2017 Establishment S.N. District Name of ART Site Location Province Year 56 Kapilvastu Maharajgunj PHC Kapilvastu Lumbini 2018 57 Dang Rapti Provincial Hospital Tulsipur Lumbini 2018 58 Surkhet Karnali Provincial Hospital Surkhet Karnali 2008 59 Dailekh Dailekh District Hospital Dailekh Karnali 2010 60 Kalikot Kalikot District Hospital Kalikot Karnali 2016 61 Rukum West Rukum District Hospital Musikot Karnali 2016 62 Salyan Salyan District Hospital Khalanga Karnali 2016 63 Dailekh Rakamkarnali HP Aathbish Karnali 2019 64 Kanchanpur Mahakali Provincial Hospital Mahendranagar Sudurpashchim 2006 65 Kailali Seti Provincial Hospital Dhangadi Sudurpashchim 2006 66 Achham Achham District Hospital Achham Sudurpashchim 2007 67 Doti Doti District hospital Silgudhi Sudurpashchim 2007 68 Baitadi Baitadi District Hospital Dashrathchand Municipality Sudurpashchim 2009 69 Kailali Tikapur Hospital Kailali Sudurpashchim 2009 70 Achham Bayalpata Hospital Bayalpata Sudurpashchim 2010 71 Dadeldhura Dadeldhura Hospital Amargadhi Municipality Sudurpashchim 2012 72 Bajhang Bajhang District Hospital Chainpur Sudurpashchim 2013 73 Bajura Bajura District Hospital Martadi Sudurpashchim 2013 74 Darchula Darchula District Hospital Khalanga Sudurpashchim 2014 75 Achham Kamalbazar PHC Kamalbazar Sudurpashchim 2017 76 Achham Chaurmandu PHC Achham Sudurpashchim 2018 77 Kailali Malakheti PHC Godawari Sudurpashchim 2018 78 Kanchanpur Dodhara PHC Mahakali Municipality Sudurpashchim 2019 79 Baitadi Kesharpur PHC Melauli Sudurpashchim 2019 80 Dadeldhura Jogbudha Hospital Jogbudha Sudurpashchim 2020.
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