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1 Office Hours  

8.00 a.m. to 12 noon
1.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m.
Seven days a week

2 Medical Checkup  
  • Correct diagnosis of a disease is very important for effective yoga treatment. Therefore, residents in their own interest should give their full medical history at the time of medical checkup to enable the Yoga therapist to work out a Course Chart that is most beneficial for treatment.
  • A resident is advised to bring his/her full medical record, including reports of the investigations done and medication taken, for prescribing the right yogic treatment.
  • If a resident is taking any medication, he/she should consult the attending physician during the medical checkup to determine whether he should continue with them.
  • 3 Yoga Treatment  
  • As a part of active treatment through yogic methods, the individual will be given adequate training in selected yoga practices by trained instructors under medical supervision. The individual on his part will take the necessary initiative, to learn and practice the Asanas taught to him methodically and with total dedication.
  • The individual should attend practical classes regularly and follow instructions given to him by the instructor and the attending physician, faithfully and thoroughly.
  • The individual should only do those Asanas prescribed and taught to him in the class for his specific treatment.
  • The individual should take into account his own health conditions while doing the yoga exercises and should practice the Asana only according to the instructor’s guidance. Some of the Asanas taught in class may look difficult but regular practice will make the Asana quite easy.
  • If the individual feels any difficulty while doing a Yoga Asana, he should report the matter to the instructor and the Medical Officer immediately to enable them to take prompt necessary action, if required.
  • A ‘Lecture Programme’ on Yoga and allied subjects regularly runs for all indoor and outdoor individuals of the hospital because it is felt that understanding the background of the therapy maximizes the benefits.
  • 4 Valuables  
    Individuals are requested not to bring any jewellery or valuables with them, as there is no arrangement for their safekeeping. If however, these items have been brought, then it is at their own risk.
    5 Provisions and Communication facility  
    The center has a provision store, which sells basic requirements for day-to-day routine. It also stores some specialty health care Ayurvedic Products specially made for the Institute, for general health. Fresh fruit juices are also available here. Phone Booth is also located in the same premise. National / International phone calls can be made from here. Xerox facility is also available here. Cyber Cafe is also located in the premise.
     
     
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