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Kathmandu. Vatsalya Natural IVF has partnered with Medicity Nepal to open a new clinic in Lalitpur. On the occasion of its eighth anniversary, Vatsalya opened a clinic inside Medicity Hospital.
In a ceremony held on Monday, Dr. Upendra Mahato, Director of Nepal Medical Hospital, inaugurated the clinic. Speaking after the inauguration, Dr. Mahato said Vatsalya’s services will facilitate couples who are unable to conceive naturally despite wanting children.
“Only those couples know the pain of being childless. He said Vasalia is doing a great service for the childless community and he is happy to join this work.
Miss Nepal 2024 winners Asmakumari KC, Sumana KC and Karuna Rawat also attended the inaugural event as brand ambassadors of Vatsalya.
Vatsalya’s rebranding introduced a new logo, new brand colors and a new theme with a new tagline, ‘New Hope, New Life.’ Vatsalya said that in the last eight years, around five thousand couples have been given the opportunity to have children.
With this new identity, Vasalia rekindles the hopes of interested couples for parenthood and demonstrates their commitment to providing them with new inspiration and a new life.
We believe that every interested family should experience the happiness of having a child. Our re-birth is not just a new identity, it also highlights our commitment to providing compassionate support to couples on their fertility journey through advanced technology,” said Prashant Subedi, Managing Director, Vatsalya Natural IVF.
Vatsalya Group has been providing services in Naxal, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Nepalgunj, Chitwan and Budwal in Kathmandu. Vatsalya said preparations are underway to open new clinics in Pokhara and Biratnagar soon.
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