The two organisations will work towards creating awareness that encourages timely medical help, facilitates early diagnosis, and better management of the condition
Dementia India Alliance (DIA) and Apollo AyurVAID have joined hands to advance integrative dementia care and awareness in India. The collaboration aims to address the growing public health challenge posed by dementia by combining DIA’s expertise in care, community engagement and advocacy with Apollo AyurVAID’s clinical leadership in precision Ayurveda and integrative medicine. Together, the two organisations will work towards creating awareness that encourages timely medical help, facilitates early diagnosis, and better management of the condition.
Rajiv Vasudevan, Founder & Managing Director, Apollo AyurVAID Hospitals, said, “Dementia represents one of India’s most pressing yet under-addressed health challenges. Ayurveda, with its prowess in Jara Chikitsa(elder care) and Rasayana Chikitsa(promotive health) offers a preventive, promotive and disease-modifying framework that can delay dementia onset and progression particularly in the early stages by addressing the underlying metabolic, inflammatory, and cognitive imbalances that drive neurodegeneration. Apollo AyurVAID will also implement specialised training and dementia-friendly protocols across its centres to enhance patient experience and promote healthy ageing. This partnership is a decisive step toward ensuring that ageing in India is healthy, dignified, and well-supported.”
Dr Radha S Murthy , President, Dementia India Alliance, said, “We have been at the forefront of addressing the multifaceted challenges of dementia care, working to enhance the well-being of individuals and families through compassionate care, awareness, and structured community support. Our partnership with Apollo AyurVAID Hospitals is uniquely positioned to combine Ayurveda’s systems-based, whole-person approach with community outreach, advocacy and training to create an integrative model focused on prevention, early detection, and whole-person-health management. We will advance the development of integrative risk assessment and therapeutic protocols that combine Ayurveda principles of whole-person-care with modern clinical insights on physical, cognitive, and lifestyle factors, as well as the impact of polypharmacy and environmental variables. Through community education, workshops, and capacity-building programs, this initiative will equip families and practitioners with tools for prevention, early identification, and compassionate management. Our partnership with Apollo AyurVAID Hospitals is a strategic step to bridge systemic gaps and build a more dementia-inclusive healthcare ecosystem in India.”
