You can begin with an online consultation. Share a brief but detailed medical history and scanned copies of your latest reports by email to our medical team. Based on this, you'll be advised whether an online or in-person consultation is best for you.
Online consultation can be requested by any patient who wants Ayurveda care but cannot visit us in person — even if they do not intend to take up in-patient treatment.
Treatment courses are structured in multiples of 7 days, and the minimum course is 21 days (three weeks). The exact duration is determined by our physicians based on your condition, general health and response to initial treatment.
The decision for in-patient admission rests solely with the Medical Team, based on medical need, clinical assessment and the suitability of the treatment plan. Your preferred timing is considered. Spot admissions are generally discouraged unless deemed necessary.
Please carry all recent medical reports, MRI / CT scans, blood test results, and a detailed list of your current medications.
We care for a wide range of conditions across rheumatology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, respiratory, cardiology, neurology, gynaecology, dermatology, psychiatry and oncology support. See our Conditions Treated page. A classical Ayurveda approach treats the patient as a whole, not the disease in isolation.
Days begin around sunrise with hygiene and light yoga or prayers, followed by therapy sessions, specifically timed Ayurvedic meals, prescribed medicines and mandatory rest. Absolute rest is a crucial part of the protocol.
AKAMI practises in line with professional Ayurvedic bodies including AHMA / AMMOI membership. Accreditation and insurance coverage details are available on request — please contact us.
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