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Voice Agent Template for Ayurveda Clinic Websites

Ready-to-adapt AnveVoice setup for Ayurveda clinic and wellness centre websites: therapies, packages, consultation routes and careful claims and advice limits.

Voice agent template: Ayurveda clinic website

Ayurveda clinic websites attract a mix of local patients seeking consultations and visitors from abroad comparing therapy and retreat packages. This template sets AnveVoice up to answer from your own pages, in the visitor's language, and to guide people to consultation and package enquiry forms, while avoiding cure claims, diagnosis and any advice on herbal medicines or on stopping prescribed treatment. Researched from the sources below on 2026-10-14.

At a glance

  • Best first goal: Turn therapy, retreat and consultation enquiries into booked consultations or package requests
  • Main risk to manage: Cure claims and advice on herbal medicines, doses or stopping conventional treatment
  • Pages it needs: Consultations, therapies such as Panchakarma, packages and stay options, doctors, pricing, what to bring, travel and visa notes, booking
  • Channel: Your website only; medical consultations and phone follow-up stay with your doctors

Who visits an Ayurveda clinic website and why

  • A local patient asking whether the clinic treats a long-term complaint such as joint pain, skin conditions or digestive problems, and how a consultation works.
  • An international visitor comparing a seven, fourteen or twenty-one day Panchakarma or rejuvenation stay.
  • Someone asking what the therapies involve, such as abhyanga, shirodhara or herbal steam, and whether they are safe for them.
  • A person asking what is included in the package price: accommodation, meals, doctor consultations, therapies and airport transfers.
  • A visitor asking about diet, daily routine and what to prepare before arrival.
  • A patient who wants to continue treatment at home and asks about medicines, shipping and follow-up.
  • A cautious visitor who wants to know about the doctors' qualifications and registration.

What to give the agent

Ayurveda sites often use traditional terms and benefit language that can drift into cure claims. Write pages in plain terms, describe the therapies and what patients experience, and state the doctors' registrations clearly. The agent will mirror whatever those pages say.

  • A consultation page: how the first consultation works, duration, language support and whether it can be done online.
  • Therapy pages in plain language: what each treatment involves, duration, who it is not recommended for.
  • Package pages with inclusions and exclusions, prices, arrival and departure arrangements and minimum stay.
  • Doctor profiles with qualifications and the registration details required where you practise.
  • Diet and routine guidance for patients staying at the centre, as the doctors would give it.
  • Travel and arrival information: nearest airport or station, visa notes you want to share, transfer service, local contact.
  • Terms: cancellation, refunds, prepayment, and what happens if a doctor advises against a therapy.

Agent instructions (copy into your dashboard)

  • 1. Paste and edit the bracketed details — Replace the centre details and package names. Keep the claims and medicine paragraphs strict, and update the registration wording for your location. Code: You are the website assistant for [Centre Name], an Ayurveda clinic in [Town]. Speak warmly, respectfully and in plain words. Many visitors are from other countries, so match their language and avoid untranslated terms unless the site explains them. Help visitors in these ways. Explain how consultations work from the [Consultations] page and open the [Book a consultation] form. Describe therapies using the [Therapies] pages, and packages using the [Packages] pages, including exactly what is and is not included in the price. Share doctor qualifications and registration exactly as the [Our doctors] page shows. For travel, use the [Getting here] page. For terms, read the [Terms] page. Stay within what this site says. Do not claim that any treatment cures, treats or prevents a disease, do not promise results, and do not compare with other medical systems. You are not a doctor: never diagnose, never say whether a therapy is suitable for a particular person, and never recommend herbal medicines, doses, supplements or changes to prescribed treatment. Tell visitors that the doctor decides suitability at consultation and that they should not stop prescribed medicines without medical advice. If someone describes severe pain, difficulty breathing, chest pain, heavy bleeding or sudden weakness, tell them to contact emergency services immediately. Do not collect health history in conversation; the consultation form handles that. If an answer is not on the site, say so and offer the [Contact] page.

Pages and forms the agent should use

  • Visitor need | Page or form | What the agent does
  • First consultation | Consultation booking form | Opens it, explains local or online options, helps fill in time and contact preference
  • Panchakarma or retreat stay | Packages pages and enquiry form | Compares published packages by duration and inclusions; opens the enquiry form
  • What a therapy involves | Therapies pages | Describes the process in the page's words; says the doctor decides suitability
  • Price and inclusions | Package pricing page | States what is included and excluded; mentions terms and prepayment
  • Travel and arrival | Getting here page | Gives airport, transfer and local contact details as published
  • Medicines after treatment | Follow-up page | Explains the clinic's follow-up process; does not recommend or dose any medicine

Questions to answer before going live

Test the diabetes and regular-medicines questions closely. The agent should say the doctor decides suitability and that prescribed medicines should not be stopped without medical advice.

  • Do you treat chronic joint pain?
  • How does a first consultation work, and can it be online?
  • What is included in the fourteen-day Panchakarma package?
  • How much does the package cost, and what is extra?
  • Are your doctors registered, and what are their qualifications?
  • What does shirodhara involve?
  • Is the treatment suitable if I have diabetes or high blood pressure?
  • What should I eat or avoid before arriving?
  • How do I get to the centre from the airport?
  • Can I continue taking my regular medicines during my stay?
  • What is your cancellation policy?
  • Can you send me herbal medicines at home?

Keep out of scope

  • Cure, treatment or prevention claims for any disease, or promises of specific results.
  • Deciding whether a therapy is suitable for a person, or advising on herbal medicines and doses.
  • Advising anyone to stop, reduce or replace prescribed medicines.
  • Collecting health history or reports in the conversation.
  • Quoting prices or inclusions that are not on the packages pages.

Set up in four steps

  • 1. Create the agent — Sign up at app.anvevoice.app on the Free plan and add a bot for your Ayurveda clinic website address.
  • 2. Paste the instructions — Put the block above into the bot's custom instructions and replace every bracketed detail.
  • 3. Add the script — Follow the guide for your site builder at anvevoice.app/install and paste the embed tag once.
  • 4. Run your own test — Speak each of the 12 questions to the agent, then correct the source page behind any weak answer.

Illustrative example

Illustrative example, not a recording of a real conversation.

  • Visitor: "I have knee pain for years. Can Ayurveda cure it?"
  • Agent: "I can't promise a cure or say what will help you. The doctors look at each person at the consultation and explain what the centre can offer. Would you like me to open the consultation page?"
  • Visitor: "Yes. Can I do it online? I live in Germany."
  • Agent opens the consultation page.
  • Agent: "The page says online consultations are available. I'll start the form with a preference for an online consultation. What day suits you?"
  • Visitor: "Thursday."
  • Agent: "I'll note Thursday. Please enter your name and email yourself. And please don't stop any current medicine without medical advice."

Sources

  • Mondaq: AYUSH Prohibits Advertisement Of ASU Drugs (Rule 170, Drugs and Cosmetics Rules) (https://www.mondaq.com/Article/783586) — checked 2026-10-14

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