SwasthyaNiketan Healthcare & Research Foundation envisages being an abode for holistic, integrative complementary medical systems based on research and best practices in the world for providing customized and person centric healthcare.
To successfully accomplish all Swasthyaniketan objectives through its verticals, Swathyakalaniketan (Art Therapy), Aushadhi Niketan (Cancer Research) & Hriday Niketan (Elderly Care & Activity Centre) in coalition with TCIH and as per WHO guidelines.
Integrated Healthcare MultiSpeciality Clinics
Integrated Healthcare MultiSpeciality Clinics
At Swasthyaniketan Clinics health is considered not just a freedom from illness but also a state of physical, emotional and social well being.
Cancer Research & Herbal Medicine
To improve the quality of life, cure and offer freedom from pain and suffering for the cancer patients with integrative, complementary, holistic treatment.
Art Therapy & Training
Anthroposophic Art Therapy is a a holistic therapeutic approach rooted in Rudolf Steiner’s philosophy, using painting, drawing, and sculpting to activate self-healing, balance emotions, and address chronic illness.
Senior Activity Centers & Special Care
Hriday Niketan plans to operate community hubs that combat isolation and promote healthy aging by offering a wide range of anthroposophic health activities
SWASTHYANIKETAN INTEGRATED HEALTHCARE & RESEARCH FOUNDATION is led by Dr. Wahida Murthy – Founder & CEO & Dr Vijayalakshmi Jayannavar -Director. It is a Section 8, NON PROFIT Private company , based in Bangalore & incorporated in Dec 2020.
At SwasthyaNiketan we add a holistic, anthroposophic perspective from Switzerland to modern medicine combined with care & compassion. The treatment at SwasthyaNiketan is based on a comprehensive view of the human being. Here all pertinent factors that influence health, wellness and disease are taken into consideration including body, mind and spirit. It is an international integrated & holistic healthcare system, where doctors and healthcare professionals from conventional and traditional natural medical systems connect together to provide complementary and holistic treatment service with a multidisciplinary approach.
https://www.who.int/publications/b/55791
https://www.who.int/health-topics/traditional-complementary-and-integrative-medicine#tab=tab_1
TCIH which refers to Traditional, Complementary, and Integrative Healthcare. As a part of TCIH coalition Swasthyaniketan embodies anthroposophy's principles in India, bridging spiritual philosophy, conventional medical practice, and therapies for holistic well-being and better universal health coverage. WHO is actively working to recognize and leverage traditional knowledge and practices through a new global strategy, with strong support and input from groups like the TCIH Coalition, to make healthcare more inclusive and effective worldwide.
Combining rigorous research, global advocacy, and grassroots outreach in the field of complementary Integrative medical approach is the strength of Swasthyaniketan. I see the work that Dr Wahida is building to evolve as sustainable, person-centered healthcare”, where health is not freedom from illness but state of physical, emotional, spiritual and social well being. We also strongly believe that this will be highly relevant for people with disabilities.
