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- NABH-accredited
- Cashless insurance
- Doctor-led care
Appointment request
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Visit the hospital
- Keshavbaug Ayurvedic Neuro Hospital and Research CentreRail Toli, beside Rashtravadi Congress Bhavan, Pal Chowk, Gondia, Maharashtra 441614Get directions
- Phone+91 9673712818, +91 9370118498
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- Emailkeshavbagayurvedic@gmail.com
- OPD timings
9.00 AM TO 6.00 PM
This is not an emergency hospital. For stroke signs, chest pain or a serious injury, call 108.
Your first visit
Arrive 10 minutes early
Registration at the front desk with your name, age and mobile number.
Meet the doctor
The doctor listens to your problem, examines you and reviews your reports.
Understand the plan
You are told what the problem is, which therapies and medicines are needed, and for how long.
Start treatment
Therapies can often start the same day. Admission is arranged if needed.
What to bring
- Old prescriptions and discharge summaries
- MRI, X-ray, CT and blood reports
- A list of medicines you take now
- Health insurance card, if you plan cashless treatment
- Aadhaar card
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Common questions
Still unsure? Call or WhatsApp us and we will answer.
Does health insurance cover Ayurvedic treatment?
Many health insurance policies now cover in-patient Ayurvedic (AYUSH) treatment at recognised hospitals. Keshavbaug is NABH-accredited and offers cashless treatment with tie-up insurers. Our desk will check your policy before admission.
Do I have to be admitted for Panchakarma?
Not always. Many therapies such as Kati Basti, Shirodhara and Agnikarma are done in daily OPD sessions. Longer Panchakarma courses and insurance claims usually need admission.
Can I continue my current medicines?
Yes. Please do not stop any medicine on your own. Bring your prescriptions to the first visit so the doctor can plan treatment safely alongside them.
What should I bring on my first visit?
Old prescriptions, MRI, X-ray or blood reports, a list of current medicines, and your insurance card if you plan to use cashless treatment.
Is this an emergency hospital?
No. For a suspected stroke, chest pain, severe injury or breathing difficulty, call 108 or go to the nearest emergency hospital. We help with recovery once you are stable.