The biggest decision was made for the first time in the history of Ayurveda. The management has announced coverage on selective Ayurvedic treatments and this will attract more and more people towards the Ayurveda. The ministry proposed a distinct healthcare policy for the Ayurvedic clinics. According to the Secretary of the Ayurvedic Medicine Manufacturers Association of India (AMMOI), only a few government companies were giving the health coverage to ayurvedic treatments, but presently few private companies are also contributing to produce coverage approximately for 20 Ayurvedic therapies.
The diseases such as Drishti dosha (different eye diseases), Sirasoola (Headache, migraine), Greeva Sthambha (Cervical spondylitis, cervical spondylosis), Ardita (Facial paralysis), Apabahuka (Frozen shoulder), Pakshaghata (Paralysis), Vataraktha or vatarakta (Rheumatoid arthritis), Amavata (Rheumatic fever), Sarvangavata (Motor neuron diseases), Sandhigata Vata (Degenerative joint disorders), Twak vikara (Skin diseases), Arbuda (Benign and malignant growth), Arshas and bhagandara (hemorrhoid, fistula, fissure), Moothra Ghata (Renal dysfunction), Kashtarthava (amenorrhea, PCOD), Katigraha (Low back pain), Mamsa Kshaya (muscular dystrophy).
The new guidelines were made after taking the opinion from Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA), and 23 different insurance companies. Continue Reading..
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