Kathmandu Clinic
Doctor
(918) 814-3996
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10807 Big Bend Blvd. Ste1 Kirkwood, Missouri 63122
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Awesome!
Dr.Strong is an great doctor. She doesn't just want to see you and rush out the door like a lot of doctors I've seen before. She is really informative, listens to concerns, and talks to you like a person. She is into cool treatments, and is open minded about marijuana and using it to help with illnesses. Also, cool office and good vibes all around!
Very Impressed
I typically don’t leave reviews, however, I am throughly impressed with Dr. Strong. Its cool to hear the perspective of someone who culturally/religiously has used Cannabis in a traditional setting. Nepal is a beautiful country and it’s also nice to have a doctor who brings her unique perspective to her practice. If you just want your medical marijuana card, go somewhere else because here you can learn about this sacred herb.
What a great find - not your pot doc in a box
I found Dr Strong to be capable, personable , knowledgeable and caring - a rare find for me when visiting doctors. I like that by using her practice for my marijuana medical certification, I was supporting a local doctor that is supporting the local culture based around THC medication. Also her certification was the best value not only in terms of cost but also in the scope of her evaluation. Highly recommended
firebud636Defiance, Missouri
Great clinic
Loved the whole vibe here. Very low-key and relaxed feel to my visit. I was able was able to speak to Dr. strong without feeling rushed or like she wasn't listening. I'm typically a pretty private person and she made me feel safe in that sense too. I would definitely recommend going to this clinic!
Awesome Doctor!
Dr. Strong was very knowledgeable and helpful. I also really like that her practice is very private. Highly recommend!
Dr. Strong is Awsome!
I called Dr. Strong and having sent her my medical records beforehand, it was a quick eval. She was very knowledgeable and had my physician certification in my email box within 15 mins after the telehealth appointment. Hats off to Dr. Strong, she's really got it together!
Lgjic0780St. Louis
Great Doc!
What a great feeling to have a cannabis friendly primary care doc. She actually will take time out to evaluate your medical needs and help support you with cannabis if you like.
Resident6bBallwin, Missouri
Kind, caring & compassionate care
I was recommended by a trusted friend to go have an appointment with her and that she was very intelligent, and kind. She made understanding the whole process very easy, and helped explain the forms to me so that I understood them. I highly recommend her! Shitty gives concierge care on the deepest level I have ever received from a medical doctor. She doesn’t just hand you Band-Aids, she helps you be active in your own health and healing. I’ve never felt so supported, nor had hope for my future. The peace of mind and thoroughness she brings to the table side is refreshing.
bowleggedMamaBrentwood, Missouri
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Please go to doctorpstrong.com for additional information! Thank you!
First-Time Customers
By appointment only.
Cost: $200 for 30-minute new visits.
What to bring: Bring a valid ID, fill out forms before you come, bring prescription bottles, and old records.
Please review DHSS for qualifying medical condition.
Introduction
I am honored to be a physician with a concierge medical practice in St. Louis, Missouri. My medical education ensured that I continued to uphold my heritage and values. I am a dedicated osteopathic physician who is committed to my Eastern principles. I incorporate this into my daily life and encourage my patients to do the same.
I believe that medical cannabis works for certain health conditions. I am thorough and compassionate. I take time to talk with you about your health needs.
About us
Cannabis is on my mind. Cannabis is on everyone’s mind in Kirkwood, Missouri, whether they like it or not, since the passing of Amendment 2 on November 2017.
But first, let us digress with a story. A few months ago, I went to Nikki Furrer’s A Women’s Guide to Cannabis book signing and discussion at Left Bank Books here in St. Louis. First, the book is highly entertaining. I recommend it for women, men and every gender in between. It is easy to read, relatively up to date and is written in Furrer’s tongue-in-cheek tone that reflects her effervescent personality.
But, there was one thing that stuck in my mind. It applies to me, specifically, as a physician. Furrer shared her experience of obtaining her medical marijuana card in Colorado. She went to a “pot doctor” that wouldn’t look up from his clipboard, he asked her a few questions, she pointed at some random area in her back, he checked some boxes, didn’t do a physical exam, and moved her right along so that he could check the next box of the next patient.
The image of a crammed waiting room filled with massive amounts of people that are going through a revolving door to see a physician comes to mind. Isn’t that what patients are doing already? Instead of a “Doc In the Box” now one has to switch to a “Pot Doc in the Box”?
On top of that, they don’t listen, don’t deviate from the questions on the screen, don’t even look up from their computer—sounds very reminiscent of the insurance doctor giving out opiates doesn’t it?
Patients have been calling me about physician certification for medical marijuana cards. They ask me questions about my practice. They inadvertently paint the same picture of the above scenario. It made me reflect on my own practice and I wanted to convey what I offer regarding physician certifications for medical marijuana cards.
Finally, I want to end with a topic that is very important when talking about cannabis that the Western world is not as familiar. We need to evolve with cannabis by taking a step back. 5,000 years back. Ayurveda, Sanskrit for ayur, meaning life and veda, meaning knowledge, has a 5,000 year health care tradition. Ayurveda has been using cannabis, or vijaya, for about as long. Ayurveda is methodical and scientific for it’s time. In ayurvedic tradition, a patient’s constitution, the season, the vehicle it which cannabis is ingested is all taken into consideration. There is value in what the ancients were doing.
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Introduction
I am honored to be a physician with a concierge medical practice in St. Louis, Missouri. My medical education ensured that I continued to uphold my heritage and values. I am a dedicated osteopathic physician who is committed to my Eastern principles. I incorporate this into my daily life and encourage my patients to do the same.
I believe that medical cannabis works for certain health conditions. I am thorough and compassionate. I take time to talk with you about your health needs.
About us
Cannabis is on my mind. Cannabis is on everyone’s mind in Kirkwood, Missouri, whether they like it or not, since the passing of Amendment 2 on November 2017.
But first, let us digress with a story. A few months ago, I went to Nikki Furrer’s A Women’s Guide to Cannabis book signing and discussion at Left Bank Books here in St. Louis. First, the book is highly entertaining. I recommend it for women, men and every gender in between. It is easy to read, relatively up to date and is written in Furrer’s tongue-in-cheek tone that reflects her effervescent personality.
But, there was one thing that stuck in my mind. It applies to me, specifically, as a physician. Furrer shared her experience of obtaining her medical marijuana card in Colorado. She went to a “pot doctor” that wouldn’t look up from his clipboard, he asked her a few questions, she pointed at some random area in her back, he checked some boxes, didn’t do a physical exam, and moved her right along so that he could check the next box of the next patient.
The image of a crammed waiting room filled with massive amounts of people that are going through a revolving door to see a physician comes to mind. Isn’t that what patients are doing already? Instead of a “Doc In the Box” now one has to switch to a “Pot Doc in the Box”?
On top of that, they don’t listen, don’t deviate from the questions on the screen, don’t even look up from their computer—sounds very reminiscent of the insurance doctor giving out opiates doesn’t it?
Patients have been calling me about physician certification for medical marijuana cards. They ask me questions about my practice. They inadvertently paint the same picture of the above scenario. It made me reflect on my own practice and I wanted to convey what I offer regarding physician certifications for medical marijuana cards.
Finally, I want to end with a topic that is very important when talking about cannabis that the Western world is not as familiar. We need to evolve with cannabis by taking a step back. 5,000 years back. Ayurveda, Sanskrit for ayur, meaning life and veda, meaning knowledge, has a 5,000 year health care tradition. Ayurveda has been using cannabis, or vijaya, for about as long. Ayurveda is methodical and scientific for it’s time. In ayurvedic tradition, a patient’s constitution, the season, the vehicle it which cannabis is ingested is all taken into consideration. There is value in what the ancients were doing.
First-Time Customers
By appointment only.
Cost: $200 for 30-minute new visits.
What to bring: Bring a valid ID, fill out forms before you come, bring prescription bottles, and old records.
Please review DHSS for qualifying medical condition.
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