New Delhi [India], July 29: There are moments in healthcare that cannot be measured merely by numbers. They are measured by the relief on a patient’s face, the confidence of a family member and the smile that returns after months—or sometimes years—of pain.
It was this spirit of hope that unfolded in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, where Shivaya Ayurveda Hospital successfully organised its 5-Day Mega Treatment Camp under its nationwide mission, “Heal in India, Make India Healthy.”
The initiative once again demonstrated that quality healthcare should reach patients, rather than expecting every patient to travel long distances in search of specialised treatment.
The response received in Ahmedabad was remarkable.
During the five-day camp, more than 200 patients attended the OPD, while over 150 patients initiated treatment for Avascular Necrosis (AVN), Spine and Joint Related Disorders. Patients from different parts of Gujarat and neighbouring regions visited the camp seeking expert consultation and personalised treatment guidance.
According to the hospital, many patients experienced encouraging improvements during the camp and expressed renewed confidence after beginning their treatment journey. Beyond treatment, the camp focused on educating patients about their condition, reviewing MRI and diagnostic reports, and helping them understand appropriate non-surgical treatment options wherever clinically suitable.
For Shivaya Ayurveda Hospital, these camps are not merely medical events—they are part of a larger healthcare movement.
Driven by the vision of “Heal in India, Make India Healthy,” the hospital has consistently organised Mega Treatment Camps and One-Day OPD Camps across the country. Over the years, successful camps have been conducted in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Delhi, Jaipur, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad and Pune, bringing specialised Ayurvedic care closer to thousands of patients.
Today, Shivaya Ayurveda Hospital has been part of the treatment journey of more than 18,000 patients, with individuals travelling from over 13 countries in addition to patients from across India. The hospital currently serves patients through its centres in Unnao (Uttar Pradesh) and Dehradun (Uttarakhand), with a dedicated focus on AVN, Spine and Joint Related Disorders.
The hospital is led by Dr. Avinash Singh Chauhan, whose work in the field of Ayurveda has earned national and international recognition. He has been honoured with the “Ek Bharat, Shreshth Bharat Award” presented by Hon’ble Union Minister Shri Nitin Gadkari for his contribution to advancing non-surgical Ayurvedic management for joint-related disorders. His achievements also include the APJ Abdul Kalam Inspirational Award, the National Achievers Award, the International Healthcare Award, the International Jagran Award, and recognition at the Times Health Conclave & Awards for his outstanding research in AVN and Joint Disorders Without Surgery.
Speaking about the initiative, Dr. Avinash Singh Chauhan said:
“Every patient deserves access to expert medical guidance before making important treatment decisions. Through these camps, our objective is to bring specialised healthcare closer to the people and strengthen the vision of ‘Heal in India, Make India Healthy.’ Every successful camp motivates us to reach another city, another family and another patient in need.”
Following the overwhelming response in Ahmedabad, Shivaya Ayurveda Hospital is now bringing its 5-Day Mega Treatment Camp to Alandi, Pune, from 12th to 16th August. Patients suffering from AVN, Spine and Joint Related Disorders will have the opportunity to consult the hospital’s expert team, get their medical reports reviewed and receive personalised treatment guidance.
The hospital has invited patients from Pune, Mumbai and across Maharashtra to register in advance due to limited consultation slots.
Registration is Open. Contact on
+91 94248 42988
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