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Talk to Ayurgramam

Reach our head office, find your nearest centre, send an enquiry or request an appointment. Our patient care team responds on the same working day.

Head office

Ayurgramam Pvt. Ltd.

Our corporate office coordinates admissions, international enquiries and branch appointments.

Registered address
Ayurgramam Pvt. Ltd.48/870, Kayyath Railway Station RoadOld Bus Stand, ThalasseryKannur District, Kerala – 670643India

Branch directory

Four centres across Kerala

Each centre offers consultation, therapy and follow-up care. Call the branch directly or request an appointment online.

Kannur District

Ayurgramam Hospital – Thalassery

Flagship centre with inpatient Panchakarma suites.

Malappuram District

Ayurgramam Hospital – Tanur

Outpatient consultation and therapies.

Malappuram District

Ayurgramam Hospital – Kuttikalathani

Community clinic and preventive health services.

Malappuram District

Ayurgramam Hospital – Perinthalmanna

Pain, spine and rehabilitation services.

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Locations

Find us on the map

Interactive maps for each centre will be connected here. Meanwhile, tap a card to open directions in Google Maps.

Thalassery map

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Kannur District

Directions

Tanur map

Map coming soon

Malappuram District

Directions

Kuttikalathani map

Map coming soon

Malappuram District

Directions

Perinthalmanna map

Map coming soon

Malappuram District

Directions

Enquiry

Send us a message

Business hours

When we are open

  • Monday – Friday8:00 AM – 7:00 PM
  • Saturday8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
  • Inpatient care24 hours, all days

Therapy timings are scheduled individually. For emergencies or admission enquiries, call +91 85471 72199.

Appointment request

Book in three short steps

Consultations are available in person at our Kerala centres or by video.

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Medical disclaimer

Information on this website is provided for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Every patient receives an individual assessment, treatment plans are personalised, and outcomes vary between individuals. Treatment decisions should always be made in consultation with qualified healthcare professionals.