Question 1

Do I need to be admitted for Panchakarma?

Accepted Answer

Classical Panchakarma such as Vamana, Virechana and Basti courses are best done as in-patient (IPD) care so diet, rest and observation are controlled. We have a 30-bed IPD facility with private and semi-private rooms, attendant beds and a dedicated Ayurvedic diet kitchen. Shorter therapies like Abhyanga, Shirodhara or Janu Basti can be taken as day-care.

Question 2

Can a family member stay with me?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Every private room has an attendant bed and meals for one attendant can be arranged at a nominal charge.

Question 3

How long does a typical treatment course last?

Accepted Answer

Day-care therapies run 7 to 14 sessions. A full Panchakarma admission usually lasts 7, 14 or 21 days depending on the disease, its chronicity and your digestive strength. Your physician gives you a written duration and cost estimate before admission.

Question 4

When will I start feeling better?

Accepted Answer

Most patients report improved sleep, digestion and energy within the first week. Structural conditions such as arthritis or psoriasis typically show visible change between weeks two and six, with follow-up medicines continuing for a few months.

Question 5

What diet do I follow during treatment?

Accepted Answer

During admission our kitchen serves a prescribed sattvic diet — warm, freshly cooked, easily digestible food matched to your therapy stage. After discharge you receive a printed diet chart listing foods to favour and avoid, plus a simple daily routine.

Question 6

Can I continue my allopathic medicines?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Never stop prescribed medication on your own. Bring your current prescriptions and reports; our physicians plan the Ayurvedic course around them and taper only in consultation with you and your treating doctor.

Question 7

Do you support mediclaim and insurance?

Accepted Answer

Divine Ayurveda supports AYUSH in-patient claims for most major insurers. Our front desk helps with pre-authorisation paperwork, discharge summaries and itemised bills. Reimbursement depends on your individual policy's AYUSH clause, so please share your policy details before admission.

Question 8

What payment methods are accepted?

Accepted Answer

Cash, UPI, all major debit and credit cards, and bank transfer. Itemised estimates are provided in writing at the time of admission.

Frequently asked questions

Admission & IPD

Treatment duration

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