Online Ayurvedic consultations · India & worldwide
A private 30-minute video consultation with a BAMS-qualified doctor, who looks at your history, diet and daily routine — then writes you a plan for hair fall, skin, digestion, stress and more, alongside any care you already have.
30 minutes, one-to-one
A private video call with a BAMS-qualified doctor — not a nurse, a chatbot or a sales call.
Your whole picture
Symptoms, history, diet, sleep, stress and the medicines you already take, looked at together.
A written plan
Diet, daily routine and, where appropriate, herbal medicines — sent to you on WhatsApp.
Follow-up included
Questions after the call are answered on WhatsApp, and your plan can be adjusted.
What people come to us for
Not sure where your symptoms fit? Take the assessment and a doctor will read it.
How it works
Tell us what's going on
Fill in the two-minute assessment, or simply message us on WhatsApp. A person replies — not a bot.
Pick a time
We confirm a slot that suits you, in India or your own time zone, and share how to pay. Your doctor reads your answers first.
Meet your doctor
A private video call. Your doctor asks about your symptoms, routine and medicines, and explains what they think is going on.
Get your plan, then follow up
Your written plan arrives on WhatsApp. Questions between visits are answered there, and the plan changes as you do.
Your doctors
Vaidora's care is led by Dr. Sachin Mundada and Dr. Meghna Mundada, both BAMS-qualified and in clinical practice for 25 years. You always speak with a qualified doctor — never an assistant reading from a script.
Read their full profiles
General Ayurvedic medicine
BAMS, KARD · 25 years in practice
Registered with the Maharashtra Council of Indian Medicine
A general Ayurvedic physician for 25 years, seeing patients with digestive and liver complaints, joint pain, stress and sleep problems, hair fall and lifestyle-related conditions. He works alongside patients' other doctors rather than in place of them.
Ayurveda, Yoga & Women's Health
BAMS, D. Yoga · 25 years in practice
Registered with the Maharashtra Council of Indian Medicine
An Ayurvedic physician and yoga practitioner for 25 years, with a focus on digestion, skin, and women's health including cycle and hormone-related concerns. Her plans combine diet, daily routine and yoga with herbal care where appropriate.
What you leave with
After the call, your doctor sends you a written plan on WhatsApp. It covers what you discussed, what they think is going on, and what to change — so you are not trying to remember a conversation.
When a prescription is issued, it carries the doctor's name, qualification and registration number, as the Telemedicine Practice Guidelines, 2020 require.
What we talked about
Hair fall for four months, acidity after late dinners, sleeping after 1 am.
Current medicines and recent blood reports reviewed.
Your doctor's assessment
Your constitution (prakriti) and the imbalance your doctor sees now, explained in plain words — and what they think is driving your symptoms.
Diet
Regular meal times, with dinner finished two to three hours before bed.
Foods to favour and foods to cut back on, chosen around what you already eat.
Daily routine
A sleep window you can actually keep, a short morning walk, five minutes of slow breathing before bed.
Herbal medicines — only if appropriate
Name, dose, timing and how long to take each one. Checked against your current medicines first, and left out entirely when it is not needed.
Safety and follow-up
Keep taking what your other doctors prescribe. Signs that mean you should be seen in person.
Questions on WhatsApp, and a review at your next consultation.
Our approach
We look for the pattern
Your doctor asks about digestion, sleep, stress, cycle and routine as well as the main complaint, because Ayurveda reads them together.
Your other medicines stay
We never ask anyone to stop a medicine another doctor prescribed. Your doctor reviews what you take before suggesting anything herbal.
We say when to be seen in person
If something needs an examination, a test or urgent care, your doctor will tell you plainly — even when that means we don't treat it.
Ayurvedic care usually works over weeks to months rather than days, and results differ from person to person. Your doctor will be honest about what to expect for you.
Pricing
The price you see is the price you pay. No subscription is started without you asking for one.
One-time
Start here₹199
A first consultation with a qualified Ayurvedic doctor to understand what is going on and what to do next.
Best for: a first opinion
3 months
₹2,099
Guided care with the same doctor for three months, including one month of prescribed medicines.
Best for: a concern you want to work on steadily
3 months
₹3,499
Closer support for three months, with priority access to your doctor and all medicines included.
Best for: long-standing concerns that need closer follow-up
Payment is arranged on WhatsApp once your slot is confirmed. If we cannot hold your consultation, you are offered another time or a full refund — refund policy. Where a plan includes medicines, they are prescribed by your doctor after the consultation.
You speak one-to-one with a BAMS-qualified Ayurvedic doctor with 25 years in practice, from home. The 30-minute video consultation looks at your history, digestion, sleep, stress and routine as Ayurveda does, and you receive a written plan on WhatsApp afterwards. ₹199 in India or from $4 abroad, with no subscription.
Most often hair fall and thinning, acne and skin, digestion and acidity, stress and sleep, PCOS and cycle health, fatty liver, joint pain and weight. Your doctor works alongside the care you already have and will tell you when something needs to be seen in person.
Yes. Every consultation is a video call with one of our BAMS-qualified doctors. Before you book, you chat on WhatsApp with our care team, who handle scheduling and practical questions.
It takes about 30 minutes. The doctor goes through your symptoms, history, diet, sleep, stress and any medicines, may ask to see your tongue, skin or scalp on camera, and then explains their assessment and what they suggest. You receive a written plan afterwards.
Yes. Please don't stop anything a doctor has prescribed without talking to them first. Tell your Ayurvedic doctor everything you take, so any herbal suggestion can be checked against it.
No. Your plan names what is suggested, so you can buy it wherever you prefer. Some packages for patients in India include medicines, if you'd rather not source them yourself.
Yes — consultations are by video and scheduled in your time zone. Our doctors are registered in India, not in your country, so a consultation is Ayurvedic guidance to use alongside care from a locally licensed doctor, not instead of it.
Message us on WhatsApp. Our refund policy sets out exactly when you get your money back — and if we have to cancel, you choose between a new time or a full refund.
Read before you book
Guides with their sources listed, and a clear note on when to see a doctor instead.
Taking a prescription medicine and wondering about an Ayurvedic alternative? Read this first.
Message us with a question, or book your consultation straight away. Either way, a person replies.
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