Stupa Community Hospital, a multispecialty healthcare institution located in the heart of the Kathmandu district, is rooted in the history of private healthcare development in Nepal. The foundation of private hospitals in Nepal began in the late 1980s, following the people's popular movement of 1990. This era marked a rapid increase in private hospitals and nursing homes, responding to the growing demand for accessible and high-quality healthcare services.

By the time of the 2006 people's movement (2062 BS), Stupa Community Hospital had already made its mark, established in 2054 BS as a general hospital in central Kathmandu. It was the result of a collaboration between prominent and highly respected doctors, all united by a shared vision: to deliver affordable and exceptional healthcare to the public.

Guided by its primary mission of offering quality services through specialized, reputable professionals, Stupa Community Hospital quickly evolved into a trusted institution. It distinguished itself with a broad spectrum of specialties and state-of-the-art facilities. While its primary focus remained on general healthcare, the hospital expanded its services to include comprehensive cancer care, advanced gastroenterology treatments, and minimally invasive surgical procedures. This growth ensured that Stupa Community Hospital could provide comprehensive, patient-centered care across multiple disciplines.

Stupa Community Hospital stands today as a beacon of healthcare excellence, combining a commitment to affordability with an unwavering dedication to quality. By continually adapting to the evolving healthcare landscape, it remains a cornerstone of Nepal's private hospital sector, ready to meet the diverse medical needs of the community.