Panchakarma Clinic Accreditation Programme
Specifically focused on Panchakarma therapy centres, this programme verifies that Ayurvedic treatments are conducted in accordance with validated protocols and under the supervision of trained personnel. It covers hygiene, patient safety, therapy documentation, practitioner competence, and infrastructure readiness. Accreditation enables Panchakarma centres to distinguish themselves as authentic, safe, and quality-assured providers, opening pathways to wider acceptance, medical tourism, and inclusion in wellness or insurance networks.
- Safe, Evidence-Based Therapies:
This programme helps Panchakarma clinics demonstrate that treatments are performed under validated protocols, ensuring safe, effective, and authentic Ayurvedic care. - Enhanced Institutional Trust:
Accreditation assures patients of professional conduct, credentialed practitioners, and ethical treatment practices, thereby reinforcing confidence in Panchakarma therapy. - Clinical and Operational Standardisation:
From therapy execution and hygiene practices to patient feedback and staff training, the accreditation ensures system-wide consistency and quality control. - Increased Visibility and Empanelment Opportunities:
Accredited clinics are better equipped to join insurance networks and public health schemes, making services more accessible and financially viable for patients. - Platform for Integration:
The programme facilitates recognition in mainstream healthcare systems by aligning traditional practices with structured governance and quality assurance.
- Currently operating as a healthcare provider for at least six months.
- Clinic or Day Care Centre must have a minimum of 2 Panchakarma tables and offer services without any sanctioned beds.
- Must implement the NABH Panchakarma standards across the entire clinic, and comply with all relevant legal, statutory, and regulatory requirements.
Eligible Panchakarma Clinics and Day Care Centres can apply online by registering on the NABH website. Kindly refer to the General Information Brochure available on the Panchakarma Clinic Accreditation page.
Panchakarma Clinics Accreditation Programme (1st Edition February 2017)
| Clinic with 2 – 5 Panchakarma tables | Clinic with 6 – 10 Panchakarma tables |
|---|---|
| Application Fee: 5,000/- Annual Fee: 15,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 2,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
Application Fee: 10,000/- Annual Fee: 20,000/- Virtual Assessment Fee: 2,000/- Focus assessment: 15,000/- Re-issue of certificate: 6,000/- |
18% GST applicable extra.
- NABH conducts Programme on Implementation (POI) sessions to support Panchakarma Clinics in understanding and applying accreditation standards. These are led by experienced NABH assessors.
- NABH also organises free awareness webinars to familiarise healthcare providers with the standards and accreditation process.
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