Kathmandu Clinic

Kathmandu Clinic uses a direct-pay, fee-for-service model. A standard 30-minute visit costs $200. A 60-minute visit costs $400, and a 15-minute visit costs $100. Patients who prefer a predictable monthly option can enroll in the $900 monthly plan, which suits high-frequency users.

The clinic does not bill insurance for visits. Patients pay directly at time of service. If you have labs or imaging you want to apply toward your insurance, the clinic can work with you depending on your deductible.

Kathmandu Clinic accepts cash, all major credit cards, FSA, HSA, and Healthcare Sharing Programs. Patients who pay in cash receive a 20% discount. Veterans receive a 10% discount on services.

Yes. Dr. Strong makes home visits within roughly 5 to 10 miles of the Kirkwood clinic. A flat $50 fee applies on top of the standard visit rate. Patients must complete an initial in-office visit before scheduling a home visit.

The clinic keeps all records on paper and in local documents, not in electronic health record systems or cloud storage. Dr. Strong does not share records without patient consent. The practice phone is Dr. Strong's direct cell number, giving patients a direct line to their doctor.

Yes. Kathmandu Clinic accepts Medicare and Medicaid patients through special opt-out and OPR agreements. The clinic operates outside standard CMS billing requirements, so patients sign agreements acknowledging the direct-pay arrangement.

The clinic offers osteopathic manipulative treatment, medical cannabis certification, integrative and functional medicine, chronic pain management, nutrition counseling, supplement consultation, and preventive care. An infrared sauna and Vedic meditation space are available in Meditation Studio 4, located downstairs from the clinic.

The primary care panel is currently full, but Dr. Strong maintains a waitlist. To join, complete the required intake forms and submit them to the clinic. The clinic is still accepting new medical marijuana patients in Missouri.

Kathmandu Clinic operates by appointment only. Dr. Strong sees patients in person at the Kirkwood office and also conducts home visits within the local area.

Yes. Dr. Strong reviews supplement use with every patient, including anything self-prescribed. She recommends quality-grade supplements through Fullscript and Researched Nutritionals when appropriate.