NABH-accredited Ayurvedic hospital, Palakkad
Ayurvedic pain management in Kerala — assessed first, then treated.
About this programme
A physician examines you, reads your records, and only then builds the programme: supervised therapies, diet and daily routine, reviewed through your admission.
Hospital treatment rooms
Therapy on a physician's schedule
- NABHaccredited · AH-2024-0250
- Panchakarmain NABH-accredited scope
- Clinical Establishmentpermanent certificate · Kerala Act
- Physician-ledtreatment team
The approach
Programme, not procedure
Chronic discomfort rarely yields to one intervention. The programme treats it as a whole: therapy for the body, diet from the hospital kitchen, routine for the habits that feed the problem.
- Step 1
Assessment
In-person consultation with your records and imaging: the physician maps what hurts, what drives it, and what a programme can honestly aim at.
- Step 2
The plan
Therapies, diet and routine set out day by day — and adjusted at physician reviews through your stay.
- Step 3
Discharge & after
A home routine and follow-up guidance, so the programme's gains have somewhere to live after you leave.
The therapies
What your plan may draw on
- Therapy
Abhyanga
Whole-body medicated-oil massage by trained therapists, scheduled as your plan indicates.
- Therapy
Pizhichil
Continuous warm-oil pouring with massage — a classical therapy for musculoskeletal complaints.
- Therapy
Kizhi
Warm herbal poultices applied over affected areas, prepared in the hospital's own pharmacy.
- Therapy
Basti family
Localised oil-retention therapies (e.g. for the lower back or knees) where the assessment indicates them.
Why choose Kairali
Care you can plan around
- NABH accreditationCertificate AH-2024-0250
- Clinical EstablishmentPermanent certificate under the Kerala Act
- In-house pharmacyMedicated oils and poultices prepared on site
- Physician-ledAssessment before admission, review through the stay
Your physicians
Who assesses you
Every programme at the Healing Village begins with an in-person consultation. Your physician assesses your health status, plans the treatment schedule, and reviews it through your stay and at discharge.
Questions patients ask
Straight answers
What kinds of pain do patients come with?
Most commonly long-running back, neck, shoulder and joint discomfort, and stiffness that has stopped responding to rest. Whether our programmes suit YOUR case is exactly what the consultation decides — bring your records and imaging.
Will the programme fix my pain?
No specific result can be guaranteed. Your care includes a careful assessment, a physician-planned programme, supervised therapy and a clear discussion of your progress at each review.
Do I stop my current treatment?
No. Bring your prescriptions to the consultation; our physicians plan around your existing care and will tell you plainly what should not change.
Begin with a consultation
Request an assessment
Describe the discomfort, how long it has been there, and what you have tried. Patient services replies with consultation options; the physician takes it from there.
Request a consultation and our patient care team will contact you about consultation options and the information your doctor may need before admission.
Prefer to talk now? Call +91 9555 156 156
International patients: [email protected]