1. Stove
2. Lighter
3. Weighing balance
4. Measuring jars
5. Heating vessel
6. Utensils
7. Green gram powder/snanachoorna.
8. Langotti
9. Aprons for therapist

• Properly ventilated
• Comfortable atmosphere
• Enough air

Man-power requirements:

• Qualified Panchakarma physicians, trained Panchakarmatherapists, housekeeping staff and pharmacist.

Droni:

• Measurement: 9feetx2.5 feet size(with extension for performing Shiro Dhara)
• 7feet x 2.5 feet (without extension for performing Shiro Dhara)

1. Steam chamber
2. Nadisweda yantra
3. Bathtub for AvagahaSweda

The patients receiving panchakarma treatmentswill be assessed for the following features.            

• Vitals
• Bowel habits
• Appetite
• Sleep
• Allergy
• JeernaharaLakshana

Condition of the patients will be evaluated before and after the treatment.

Condition of the patient evaluated on a daily basis before & after the treatmentprocedure will be assessed, documented and appropriate management will be provided, if needed in case of any emergency.

• All procedures will be carried out in the presence of experts.
• The patient will be educated regarding all aseptic measures and procedures well in advance.
• Biomedical waste management will be maintained.
• Yellow- infectious waste, bandages, gouze, cotton or any other objects in contact with body fluids, human body parts etc.
• Red- Plastic waste such as catheters, injection syringes,tubings etc.
• Blue- All types of glass bottles and broken glass articles, outdated and discarded medicines.
• Black- needles without syringes, blades, sharps and all metal articles

• Easily digestible food should be taken 2 hours before treatment.
• Hot water should be taken for the whole period of the procedure.
• Day sleep should be avoided; take proper sleep at night.
• Avoid exposure to breeze, sunlight and cold atmosphere.

 Note : Some exceptions will be there in case of Snehapana and Basti treatments