Admission Process
- Registration
- Medical evaluation
- Admission documentation
- Room allocation
- Treatment planning
- Daily medical supervision
- Personalised diet
- Panchakarma schedule
- Discharge planning
Patient Information
Your health, comfort & safety are our priority
A guide to our services, consultation process, admission procedures, treatment guidelines and patient responsibilities — so your healthcare experience runs smoothly.
Before Your Visit
What to bring to your first consultation
- Valid photo identity proof
- Previous medical records
- Previous prescriptions
- Laboratory reports
- X-rays, MRI, CT scan or ultrasound reports (if available)
- List of current medications
- Health insurance documents (if applicable)
Appointment guidelines
Appointments are recommended to minimise waiting time. Patients can book through a phone call, WhatsApp, walk-in registration, or the online appointment request form on this website.
During Your Consultation
What a comprehensive evaluation includes
- Detailed medical history
- Ayurvedic examination
- Assessment of body constitution (Prakriti)
- Disease evaluation
- Review of previous reports
- Personalised treatment plan
- Diet & lifestyle counselling
- Medicine prescription
- Follow-up advice
Admission (IPD)
If you are admitted for treatment
What to Bring
- Identity proof
- Previous medical records
- Regular medicines
- Comfortable cotton clothing
- Personal toiletries
- Footwear
- Required personal items
Visitor Guidelines
- Follow hospital visiting hours.
- Maintain silence in patient care areas.
- Do not crowd patient rooms.
- Follow hospital safety instructions.
- Children should be accompanied by an adult.
Panchakarma Instructions
Before, during and after your therapy
Before starting Panchakarma
- Attend a detailed consultation.
- Follow dietary instructions provided by the doctor.
- Inform the doctor about all medical conditions and current medications.
- Avoid alcohol and tobacco.
- Get adequate sleep before therapy.
During Panchakarma
- Follow the therapist’s instructions carefully.
- Eat only the recommended diet.
- Drink adequate fluids as advised.
- Take sufficient rest.
- Inform the doctor immediately if you experience any discomfort.
After Panchakarma
- Continue prescribed medicines.
- Follow the recommended diet.
- Avoid heavy physical activity for a few days.
- Attend follow-up consultations.
- Practise the advised Yoga and lifestyle modifications.
Rights & Responsibilities
A partnership in your care
Patient rights
- Receive respectful and compassionate care.
- Be treated with dignity and privacy.
- Receive clear information about diagnosis and treatment.
- Ask questions regarding treatment options.
- Participate in treatment decisions.
- Confidentiality of medical records.
- Safe and hygienic healthcare services.
Patient responsibilities
- Provide accurate medical information.
- Follow medical advice and prescribed treatment.
- Inform doctors about allergies and current medications.
- Respect hospital staff and other patients.
- Maintain cleanliness within hospital premises.
- Attend scheduled follow-up visits.
- Complete the prescribed course of treatment.
Safety & Follow-up
How we keep care continuous and safe
Safety & hygiene
- Regular cleaning and sanitisation
- Sterile therapy equipment
- Infection prevention measures
- Safe biomedical waste disposal
- High standards of cleanliness
Follow-up care
- Progress evaluation
- Medicine adjustment
- Diet review
- Lifestyle counselling
- Long-term disease management
- Online follow-up consultation (where appropriate)
Book Your Consultation Today
Experience the healing power of authentic Ayurveda with personalised care designed for your health and well-being.