Written By: IJCP Editorial Team

Published On: 06 Mar, 2023 5:01 PM | Updated On: 17 May, 2024 11:30 PM

India Aspires To Coalesce Ayurveda With Modern Medicine For Improvised Medical Services

The global acceptance of wellness is on the rise, transitioning from an indulgent spa experience to a medical spa and to regenerative and recuperative services. We are witnessing the emergence of new wellness services, improved accessibility, and a shift towards personalized and tailored treatments suiting specific needs and preferences. The surging demand for wellness services is leading to innovations in the healthcare sector, including the development of new technologies, treatments, and services, providing more comprehensive and effective care.

India is leading the way in the provision of superior medical services, attributed to its technological advancements, equipment, and scale. It strives to create a world-class healthcare system through a collaborative approach in unison with the ancient healing practice of Ayurveda and modern medicine. Vikram Vishwanath, CEO of Namami Health, is leading the charge to make this ambitious goal a reality by leveraging Ayurveda’s long-standing tradition of holistic healing and blending it with cutting-edge medical technologies. Through the implementation of various initiatives, such as telemedicine and personalized preventive care, Vishwanath is striving to make healthcare more accessible and affordable for all Indians. With the help of Namami Health, India is well-positioned to become a leader in the global health industry.

Emphasizing the need to create an environment that encourages people to share their health data and receive personalized treatments, Mr. Vishwanath stated that “the key is to create a healthcare system that takes the best of both worlds while ensuring the safety and efficacy of treatments.” He believes integrating Ayurveda, and modern medical treatments could offer Indians access to some of the most advanced medical services available. Mr. Vishwanath further states that “the new healthcare system will provide holistic treatments for various ailments, ranging from chronic diseases to mental health issues.”

The idea of combining Ayurveda and modern medicine is gaining traction in India as more and more people are turning to alternative treatments to help manage their health. With the help of Namami Health and other organizations, India is taking steps to create a healthcare system that provides innovative therapies and services.