Medical treatment enquiries
Connect with a treating team to explore your options.
Explore medical treatment, Ayurveda and wellness in Kerala, with personal guidance from your first enquiry.

Connect with a treating team to explore your options.
Explore Ayurveda and wellness programmes.
Clarify travel, accommodation and aftercare.

Tell us whether you’re exploring treatment, Ayurveda or a wellness programme.
Clarify the provider, suitability, arrangements and costs before deciding.
Agree the scope of coordination and the practical next steps if you choose to proceed.
Find answers to common questions about medical & wellness tourism.
Ask your own questionMedical tourism involves travelling for clinical treatment. Wellness tourism focuses on activities or programmes intended to support wellbeing. Ayurveda programmes can vary in purpose and scope, so ask what a specific programme involves and who assesses suitability.
MMS is the point of enquiry and coordination. Any clinical assessment, treatment recommendation or procedure must be undertaken by the appropriate treating provider. Confirm the provider’s identity, credentials and responsibilities before booking.
Yes. Select Ayurveda and wellness when enquiring and tell us your interests. Programme availability, scope and suitability need to be discussed individually. Share relevant health information only through the appropriate process agreed with the provider.
Inclusions depend on the agreed arrangement. Ask for a written breakdown covering the programme or treatment, accommodation, transfers, companion costs and any follow-up. Do not assume that flights, insurance or additional treatment are included.
If you’re considering medical treatment or have a health condition, discuss your plans with an appropriate clinician. Questions about fitness to travel, medication, risks and follow-up should be addressed by qualified healthcare professionals.
Clarify this before booking. Ask who provides records, who to contact with concerns, what follow-up is included and how care will be coordinated after returning home. Do not assume that a provider at home has agreed to take over follow-up.