In an Emergency,
Every Minute Counts.
Ambulance dispatched as soon as possible across Kathmandu Valley. One call is all it takes.
If you're facing a medical emergency, don't wait. Call us immediately.
What We Deploy When You Call
Four critical services activated with a single phone call. No apps, no forms, no waiting.
Ambulance Dispatch
Nearest ambulance dispatched within 15 minutes. GPS tracked so you know exactly when it arrives.
Emergency Doctor On-Call
Phone consultation with an emergency physician within 2 minutes. Immediate guidance while help is on the way.
Hospital Admission
We coordinate with the nearest appropriate hospital. Paperwork, bed availability, and specialist alerts handled by us.
Emergency Medicine
Critical medications delivered fast when the situation cannot wait. Direct coordination with pharmacies.
How It Works in an Emergency
No app needed. No registration. Just one phone call.
Call Our Hotline
Dial +977-9768542410. Tell us your location and the emergency. That's it.
We Dispatch Help
Nearest ambulance dispatched immediately. A doctor calls you back within 2 minutes for guidance.
Hospital Coordinated
We alert the hospital, confirm bed and specialist availability, and handle admission paperwork before you arrive.
Partner Hospitals in Kathmandu Valley
We coordinate with the best hospitals based on your emergency type, location, and bed availability.
What to Do Right Now
Help is on the way. Follow these steps while you wait.
Stay Calm
Take deep breaths. Panic makes everything harder. You've already called for help.
Note Symptoms
When did it start? What happened? Any medicines taken? This helps the doctor on-call.
Keep Phone Open
Our doctor will call you back. The ambulance driver will call for location confirmation.
Wait For Hopmeds Team
The Hopmeds team is on the way. Stay calm and keep your phone available.
Emergency-Specific Guides
Do: Have them sit upright, leaning slightly forward. Loosen tight clothing. Give aspirin (300mg) if available and no allergy.
Don't: Don't let them walk or exert themselves. Don't ignore it even if it 'feels like gas.'
Call us immediately. Time = heart muscle.
Do: F — Face: Ask them to smile. Does one side droop?
Do: A — Arms: Can they raise both arms? Does one drift down?
Do: S — Speech: Is speech slurred or strange?
Do: T — Time: Note the exact time symptoms started. Tell the doctor.
Every minute counts. Brain cells are dying.
Do: Sit them upright. Open windows for fresh air. Use inhaler if they have asthma. Loosen clothing around chest and neck.
Don't: Don't lay them flat. Don't give water if they're gasping.
If lips turn blue or they can't speak in full sentences, this is critical.
Do: Apply firm, direct pressure with a clean cloth. Don't remove it — add more cloth on top if soaked through. Elevate the injured area above heart level if possible.
Don't: Don't use a tourniquet unless trained. Don't remove objects embedded in the wound.
Keep pressure on. Don't let go. Help is coming.
When to Call Emergency
If you see any of these signs, don't wait. Call immediately.
Save This Number.
You may need it.
+977-9768542410Free to call. No registration needed. Available for all emergencies across Kathmandu Valley.