Amppipal Government Hospital is run by a local committee. The district government's plan is for 14 beds, but in fact, 46 beds are maintained due to high demand. In Gorkha district, there are only two hospitals for 350,000 inhabitants: Amppipal and Gorkha. The budget of Amppipal Hospital is mainly composed of income from treatment and donations from Nepalmed. An unpredictable, small portion comes from the Ministry of Health of the Nepalese government. The community of Amppipal also makes a small, varying contribution. Similarly, the North American aid organization “United Mission to Nepal” contributes financially to the hospital pharmacy.

Every day, 55 -110 patients come to Amppipal Hospital for treatment. Most of the patients have internal diseases like asthma, chronic bronchitis, diarrhea, typhoid, worms, fever, infections. Alcoholism and depression are also common. The hospital provides outpatient and inpatient care to all patients. Family planning, prenatal and postnatal care, and immunization programs are provided. Vaccines for children are provided free of charge. A video program on various health education topics runs in the waiting area during office hours.