SOUKYA International Holistic Health Centre
is gearing up to build a 100-bed Ayush Hospital in Bengaluru. The Centre has acquired
six-acre land near its campus in Hoskote for the purpose. Holistic care will be
offered for complex, chronic and rare ailments by blending Allopathy, Ayurveda,
Homeopathy, Naturopathy, Siddha, Unani, and Yoga along with complementary
therapies. The investment is estimated at ₹125 crore, including ₹50 crore for
land acquisition and ₹75 crore for construction and development.

The construction envisioned in two phases
is likely to commence next year. In the first phase, core specialisations and
50 beds will be set up. The rest will be done in next phase. The hospital is
expected to be fully functional by 2027-end. It will feature an organic food
programme, walking track, organic farm, and water-harvesting systems. Insurance
coverage will be available for treatments. The Centre intends to set up such
facilities in Delhi, Mumbai, Hyderabad, Chennai, and Kerala, rapidly emerging
as strong AYUSH markets, according to the authorities.

SOUKYA mixes medical science with traditional healing and preventive
care, in line with the Ayush path. It aims to expand in two tracks — ultra
premium-holistic centres and affordable ones to widen the reach of
evidence-base AYUSH care.