Ways we care
Consultation before treatment
Ayurvedic therapies are not automatically suitable for every person or every health concern. A consultation helps the doctor understand the patient and decide the safest next step.
Ayurvedic consultation
A detailed consultation covering health history, routine, digestion, sleep and the concern that brought you to the clinic.
Panchakarma consultation
Doctor-guided assessment to determine whether a classical Panchakarma procedure is appropriate and how it should be planned.
Personalised treatment planning
A practical care plan prepared after consultation and adjusted to the patient’s needs, readiness and clinical assessment.
Follow-up consultation
Review of progress, response to advice and next steps, with changes made when the doctor considers them appropriate.
What patients may discuss
Support for everyday and long-term health concerns
Patients may seek consultation for concerns involving daily routine, digestive comfort, sleep, general wellbeing or support alongside the management of a longer-term condition. The clinic does not promise a cure, and the doctor may advise examination, investigation, referral or conventional medical care when needed.
Important
Panchakarma and other Ayurvedic therapies should be undertaken only after professional assessment. Do not stop prescribed medicines without advice from the clinician who prescribed them.