About Ayurtoday
Sri Guruvayurappan Ayurveda Nursing Home, Guruvayur, Kerala
Our Legacy
Late Dr. K. R. Prabhakaran — Founder
With over 30 years of Government service, he founded Sri Guruvayurappan Ayurveda Nursing Home with a clear purpose:
to practice authentic, physician-led Ayurveda grounded in clinical discipline and in-house preparation of classical medicines.
His legacy established the foundation we still follow today — rigorous clinical standards, structured Panchakarma pathways, and a pharmacy patients could trust completely.
Late Dr. K. Lakshmy — Co-Founder
Also a veteran of more than 30 years in Government service, she shaped the quality-first culture of the Nursing Home.
Her approach prioritised ethical sourcing, meticulous preparation methods, and compassionate routines that families could sustain in daily life.
She set the tone for what Ayurtoday still stands for: clarity, care, and practical education rooted in classical discipline.
Our Physicians
Dr. Sankaranarayanan K. P. (Dr Sankar)
Founder, Ayurtoday BAMS, MD (Kayachikitsa)
22+ years clinical experience; 15+ years teaching and consulting in Europe, South America, and Asia. Focus areas: Panchakarma (detox & rejuvenation), Kayachikitsa (functional/internal medicine), Marma Therapy, Spine & joint care, Metabolic & skin programs. Structured online consultations with practical, measurable goals.
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Dr. Neenu K. Shaji
Head, Ayurvedic Manufacturing Division | BAMS
16+ years experience. Leads Ayurtoday's manufacturing division ensuring quality and classical methods. Expertise: Gynaecology (Ayurvedic care), Antenatal & Postnatal care, Allergy management, Ayurvedic cosmetology (skin & hair), Ayurveda cooking & diet coaching.
What We Stand For
Our Vision
To preserve and practice authentic Ayurveda as a scientific, ethical and effective system of healing — accessible globally.
Our Mission
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Practice physician-led Ayurveda with clinical precision.
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Prepare classical medicines in-house for purity & efficacy.
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Offer consultations, training and retreats rooted in tradition.
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Train practitioners with real clinical understanding — not just theory.
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Heal at the root — not just manage symptoms.
