Ayush Hospitals Accreditation Programme
This programme is for hospitals offering traditional systems of medicine such as Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, Homoeopathy and Sowa-rigpa. It ensures that these systems are practised in a structured, ethical, and safe environment with well-documented procedures, trained practitioners, and patient rights mechanisms in place. Accreditation helps Ayush hospitals demonstrate legitimacy, enhance public confidence, improve clinical outcomes, and become eligible for government empanelments and insurance schemes.
- System-Specific Quality Assurance:
This programme is tailored for Ayush systems, ensuring that care delivery adheres to both traditional principles and modern quality benchmarks for safety and efficacy. - Institutional Credibility:
Accreditation assures patients and stakeholders that therapies are administered by qualified Ayush professionals in a clean, ethical, and well-documented setting. - Improved Processes and Patient Safety:
Facilities adopt structured SOPs for treatment planning, medicine dispensing, infection control, and protecting patient rights—significantly enhancing care quality and reducing errors. - Broader Access and Empanelment:
Accredited hospitals are better positioned for inclusion in health insurance schemes and government programmes, opening up new avenues for patient access and institutional growth. - Capacity Building and Operational Maturity:
NABH provides support through training and implementation guides, enabling hospitals to elevate their management practices and achieve operational excellence.
Ayush hospital of any discipline that fulfils the following requirements:
I. Currently operating as a healthcare provider for a minimum of the past six months
II. Sanctioned bed strength 10 or above for Ayurveda,Unani, Siddha, Homoeopathy and Sowa-rigpa
Yoga and Naturopathy hospitals with ‘No’sanctioned beds or providing day care services can apply.
III. The Ayush hospital that commit to comply with all standards of applicable Ayush Accreditation program of NABH standards and applicable legal/statutory/regulatory requirements.
These standards are intended to be applied across the entire Organisation, not limited to any specific department or service. They are equally applicable to all types of services provided, whether in public or private healthcare settings
All Ayush hospitals seeking accreditation may apply online by registering on the NABH website. Please refer to the General Information Brochure available in the ‘Documents’ section of the Ayush Hospital Accreditation page on the NABH website.
Ayurveda Hospital Accreditation Programme
(2nd Edition April 2016)
| 10-49 Beds | 50-99 Beds | 100-200 Beds | >200 Beds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application Fee: 20,000/- Annual Fee: 60,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 3,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 30,000/- Annual Fee: 1,00,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 5,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 40,000/- Annual Fee: 1,30,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 7,500/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 60,000/- Annual Fee: 1,60,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 10,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Homeopathy Hospital Accreditation Programme
(2nd Edition July 2016)
| 10-49 Beds | 50-99 Beds | 100-200 Beds | >200 Beds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application Fee: 20,000/- Annual Fee: 60,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 3,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 30,000/- Annual Fee: 1,00,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 5,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 40,000/- Annual Fee: 1,30,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 7,500/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 60,000/- Annual Fee: 1,60,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 10,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Siddha Hospital Accreditation Programme
(1st Edition November 2009)
| 10-49 Beds | 50-99 Beds | 100-200 Beds | >200 Beds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application Fee: 20,000/- Annual Fee: 60,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 3,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 30,000/- Annual Fee: 1,00,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 5,000/- |
Application Fee: 40,000/- Annual Fee: 1,30,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 7,500/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 60,000/- Annual Fee: 1,60,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 10,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Unani Hospital Accreditation Programme
(1st Edition November 2009)
| 10-49 Beds | 50-99 Beds | 100-200 Beds | >200 Beds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application Fee: 20,000/- Annual Fee: 60,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 3,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 30,000/- Annual Fee: 1,00,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 5,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 40,000/- Annual Fee: 1,30,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 7,500/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 60,000/- Annual Fee: 1,60,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 10,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
18% GST applicable extra.
The NABH Secretariat conducts training sessions to help Ayush hospitals to understand and implement NABH standards. These are offered through the Programme on Implementation (POI), specifically designed for Ayush hospital seeking accreditation.The NABH Secretariat also conducts free webinars to raise awareness about NABH accreditation standards and processes. Sessions are delivered by senior NABH assessors who serve as faculty. Detailed information about upcoming trainings, including dates, venues, and fee structures, is available on the NABH website. Please visit the link below to explore and register for training programmes conducted by NABH:”
https://nabh.co/EducationTraining.aspx
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