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WHAT SAHAYA OFFERS:
- We are a integrative medical facility that is the first of its kind in the world.
- We treat people with a holistic approach.
- Doctors from different systems of medicine monitor the treatments, which are done by well-trained therapists.
- Consultants from any field may be called in as required, and treatments done in consultation with them.
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- We practice many Systems of Medicine including Ayurveda, Homeopathy, Naturopathy.
- Complementary Therapies such as Yoga, Acupuncture, Reflexology, Acupressure and several kinds of therapeutic massages (check Integrative Medicine & Complementary Therapy page).
- We have several Wellness Packages and also unique Medical Programmes to address specific medical issues.
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We have several Wellness Packages like Stress Management, Rejuvenation & Detoxification packages (check Wellness Package page). Though they are packages they are customized for each person.
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We have several Wellness Packages like Stress Management, Rejuvenation & Detoxification packages. Though they are packages they are customized for each person.
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We design Medical Programmes for any condition. Initially we let you know what we can do and how long it would take. We have had good success with even rare and incurable conditions like Brown Sequard Syndrome, Brain tumour, Cancer, HIV and even common conditions like Hypertension, Diabetes, Arthritis, etc. The person would have to go through a detailed Holistic Health Evaluation with our doctor which would last for about 1½ hours and only then would the treatment programme be designed.
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Yes. The person will have to go through a detailed Holistic Health Evaluation with our doctor which would last for about 1½ hours and only then would the treatment programme be designed.
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- If you are here just for a relaxing break you can choose whichever Wellness Package you like and the treatments mentioned will be given to you according to the treatment hours in a day. Treatments will be all customized even if it is a set Package.
- If however you want to address a medical issue when you have initially opted for a Wellness Package, this can be done after a Holistic Health Evaluation with the doctor. Changes in the treatment programme will then be made.
- If you are here on a Medical Programme then the treatment programme will be designed after the Holistic Health Evaluation with the doctor. The treatment programme will integrate different Systems of Medicine and Complementary Therapies based on the person's needs.
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- The massage starts with the recitation of an ancient prayer to invoke healing and is not religious in nature. SAHAYA has a healing basis, it is non-sectarian and non-denominational, and these prayers are done out of respect for the Ayurvedic tradition.
- There is a lot of oil used on the body which most soon find to be quite pleasant.
- In general, the massage uses vigorous strokes unless of course based on the conditions and requirements of the individual.
- After the massage, the person gets an herbal steam for the body alone as heat to the head is not recommended in Ayurveda.
- As per tradition, male therapists massage male patients, and female therapists massage female patients. This may be because the massage strokes come quite close to the groin area and for women the chest area is also massaged.
- One's body is quite exposed as one is given to wear only a massage thong and the massage strokes are such that the body cannot be covered.
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- During an Ayurvedic protocol, in terms of exercise, one cannot exert oneself as in running, jogging, brisk walking, swimming, rigorous sport or in any kind of strenuous work. You can take a walk provided you protected well from the cold. Yogic breathing, Meditation and Relaxation techniques are advised.
- In terms of other senses, it is good to indulge in light reading to give rest to the eyes and hence we have not provided television in the rooms. You could listen to soothing music and allow your body to absorb the effects of the treatments.
- It is best to allow your body to go through the entire healing process, be it abstinence from normal work and stresses, or even allow your body to go through a catharsis. Interestingly, the effects of the treatment are felt way after the treatments are over and by observing these restrictions you can maximize on your stay and help your body to gain the best from the programme.
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Yes, when prescribed appropriately by qualified doctors. All Ayurvedic medicines are all made from natural sources like plant, animal, metal or mineral.
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ACCOMMODATION AND SERVICES:
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We have Deluxe AC, Deluxe Non AC, Sharing Room. All rooms are spacious and clean.
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BOOKINGS & PAYMENT:
- For an experience, 2-5 days.
- For a basic programme, 1 week minimum.
- For weight management, at least 2 weeks minimum.
- For Ayurvedic Panchakarma, 2-4 weeks is recommended.
- For Medical Programmes, anywhere between 2-6 weeks.
- From our experience, most people like to stay longer than we recommend.
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Earlier the better in case of a longer stay. Preferably a minimum of one week in advance for a shorter stay.
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On confirmation, accommodation amount is paid. The remainder should be paid within a day of check-in. We accept cash, cheques, debit cards and credit cards (Visa, Master and American Express).
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FOOD, SMOKING & ALCOHOL:
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Home food can be availed for meals. Special diet will be provided from our kitchen based on the treatment requirements.
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No, alcohol and smoking are not allowed during the stay at SAHAYA. Being a health facility, we presume guests would appreciate and abide by this policy.
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- Important - If you not an Indian citizen, your passport with a VISA to visit India.
- If you are here for a medical programme, please bring all medical reports with you.
- Comfortable clothing for Yoga.
- Any favourite calming music with a walkman-CD.
- Appropriate converter for Indian current (240 V) for your electronic items.
- Warm clothing for the months of November to February.
- Most important - bring along a smile and a positive attitude - it hastens your healing process.
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