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Amala Ayurvedic Hospital and Research Centre

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NABH Accredited Ayush Hospital

Fourth in the country, First in the State (50+ Bed Category). Amala now meets the standards set forth by the National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH) under the Quality Council of India.

Feel like in home

Amala Ayurvedic Hospital - a home away from your home. The serene atmosphere, the friendly doctors, the co-operative staff, the homely food, the unrestricted freedom - You will never feel you are in a hospital. You are always at your home.

Ayurveda - by Dr. Nature

Ayurveda - it is the Nature that cures. Natural herbs, oils and specially treated natural medicines are used in the treatment of diseases, and for rejuvenation of the body. Ayurveda strengthens the immune system of the body and helps in the prevention of diseases.

In-house Medicinal Plants

To guarantee freshness and genuineness, medicinal plants and herbs are grown within the compound of Amala Ayurvedic Hospital. Utmost care is taken while growing them, and during preparation of medicines for specialised treatments.

Freshness reassured

Ayurveda uses pure medicines procured from the Nature. The fresh and nurturing plants are plucked with their whole freshness. Our well-trained professional staff prepares the medicines needed for your body from the shrubs, herbs, plants and trees to give you a whole new freshness.

A new mind, a new body

Ayurveda states that mind is the cause of majority of diseases. Get a fresh and relaxed mind, and your body is free from diseases. A session of yoga, a walk through our gardens, an unforgettable excursion trip - well, you will know that actually it is the Nature that cures.

NABH Certified !!
Amala Ayurvedic Hospital is now NABH Accreditated. Amala Ayurvedic Hospital is now India's Fourth NABH accredited Hospital and First in Kerala in 50+ Bed category.
International Seminar
International Ayurveda Seminar on Osteoporosis, a systemic skeletal disease, concluded on August 20. More than 600 delegates from various countries participated for the function. More details will be provided soon.
Govt. Certified Ayurveda Paramedical Courses started Ayurveda Nursing, Ayurveda Pharmacy and Ayurveda Therapy courses, certified by the Directorate of Ayurveda Medical Education, Kerala Government, launched at Amala Ayurvedic Hospital.
Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam releases Souvenier of Amala Ayurvedic Hospital The souvenir contains exclusive scientific sessions on Prevention of Life Style Diseases, extracted from the International Ayurveda Seminar held on August 4^th, 2007.
Amala Ayurvedic Hospital is now 'Green Leaf Certified' by the Government of Kerala Green Leaf accreditation is given only to those Ayurvedic Centres that maintain the quality standards and regulations set forth by the Government of Kerala.
Amala Ayurvedic Hospital and Research Center Certified ISO 9001:2008 Intertek - a World wide group of testing and certification - has certified Amala Ayurvedic Hospital and Research Centre as ISO 9001:2008

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Amala Ayurvedic Hospital and Research Centre

Amala Ayurvedic Hospital and Research Centre Amala Institute of Medical Sciences, a charitable institution founded by the Carmelite Fathers (CMI), has a modern Super Speciality Hospital with 1000 beds Medical College, Research Centre, Homoeopathic Hospital and an Ayurvedic Hospital with 100 beds in its campus, that are ISO 9001:2008 certified.

This is a unique institution where one can have modern medical facilities with advanced diagnosis and therapeutic techniques and also the holistic medical facilities of Ayurveda and Homoeopathy. Ayurvedic Hospital is currently doing research on Cancer and HIV/AIDS. Here, treatment is also given for all general diseases, including the ones which do not find effective treatment in modern medicine.

Amala Ayurvedic Hospital has a bed-strength of over 100. Treatment is given for all general diseases including rheumatic disorders, peptic ulcer, psoriasis etc. Special treatments like Dhara, Massage, Navarakizhi etc. are given for patients who have complaints of Hemiplegia, Paraplegia, Facial Paralysis, Arthritis etc.

Eco-friendly Hospital

Amala Ayurvedic Hospital - Eco-friendly and green Ayurvedic Hospital Amala Institute of Medical Sciences and its subsidiary hospitals and complexes are always committed to the Nature. Apart from following all legal mandations in regard to solid waste management, waste water treatment, bio-medical hazard waste processing and disposal non-degradable wastes, Amala has its own internal rules regarding protection of Natural water sources, maximum utilisation of non-conventional energy and the like. Our hospital complexes and annexes use solar water heating systems to the maximum. All our buildings are constructed with enough open windows to avoid usage of lights at daytimes, thereby reducing the overall carbon footprint. Only energy efficient lights and other electrical fittings are used all over the buildings. There are waste water treatment plants and biogas plants within Amala, along with dedicated areas for rain water harvesting. Amala group was awarded the third best Private hospital that followed environmental policies, in June 2011 by the Kerala State Pollution Control Board.

Varsha Rithucharya

Amala Ayurvedic Hospital - Monsoon Treatment During rainy season, the herbs are young and with a little potency, water is immature having mostly dirt of the earth. On being used in cloudy weather and land full of water, they produce acidity with burning in persons with moistened body and digestive fire being dampened by cold wind, finally causing accumulation of Pitta. Thus all general methods and measures to enhance the digestive activity should be adopted. The general methods may include hot oil massage, different sudation therapies (such as choorna pinda swedam, patrapotala swedam etc.) and purificatory therapies which include vamana (emetic therapy), virechana (purgative therapy), asthapana (enema therapy), nasya (nasal therapy), etc. should be resorted. A person always suffers from diseases by abstaining from suitability, hence one should use suitable things and avoid unsuitable ones. One who always uses apposite things have overcome their anger and controlled their sense organs. Sleeping moderately and eating after the digestion of previous meal also results in happy lives and disease free condition.