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Decades supporting trekkers and climbers in Nepal’s high altitudes.
Brief CIWEC has earned international recognition for its expertise in altitude medicine, expedition healthcare, travel medicine and emergency mountain care. Our team supports thousands of trekkers, climbers and travelers every year.
CIWEC has earned international recognition for its expertise in altitude medicine, expedition healthcare, travel medicine and emergency mountain care. Our team supports thousands of trekkers, climbers and travelers every year.
From first-time trekkers to experienced mountaineers, our altitude medicine team provides the expertise needed to stay safe and healthy in challenging environments.
As altitude increases, oxygen levels decrease and the risk of altitude-related illness rises significantly. Understanding your risk level helps you prepare and travel safely.
Entry Altitude Zone
Stay hydrated and begin gradual ascent.
AMS Risk Begins
Ascend slowly and monitor symptoms.
Severe AMS Possible
Consider acclimatization days.
HAPE / HACE Zone
Immediate descent and urgent medical care.
Extreme Cold Exposure High Altitude Conditions Wind Chill Effects Emergency Response Planning
High winds, wet clothing, extreme temperatures and prolonged exposure significantly increase the risk of frostbite and hypothermia during trekking and mountaineering activities.
Providing trusted healthcare services from Kathmandu and Pokhara, serving local and international patients across Nepal.
Main Hospital
G.P.O Box 12895
Kapurdhara Marg
Kathmandu 44600, Nepal
Branch Hospital
14th Street, Lakeside
Pokhara-6, Nepal