Kurichiyil Ayurveda announces Rs 250 Crore ‘Ayurtech’ Project, creating 500 jobs across Kerala

KOCHI: Kurichiyil Ayurveda has announced a ₹250 crore phased investment initiative, positioning Kerala as a global leader in integrated preventive healthcare and high-value wellness tourism. This first-of-its-kind "Ayurtech" project merges Kerala’s authentic Ayurvedic heritage with futuristic, AI-enabled health monitoring to provide advanced disease prediction and preventive care. The project’s first phase has already started in Karimban, Idukki.

Spanning three strategic phases, the ₹250 crore investment includes an AI-integrated Ayurtech & Wellness Destination, "Work-from-Nature" residential facilities, and a dedicated medicine manufacturing unit. This initiative is expected to generate 500 new jobs across the healthcare, technology, hospitality, and construction sectors, providing significant economic value to the region.

“We are moving beyond symptomatic care to redefine recovery. By integrating AI-driven early risk detection with authentic Ayurveda, Kurichiyil Ayurveda targets the root cause of chronic pain and lifestyle disorders. Through real-time monitoring and proactive correction, we are turning preventive healthcare into a lifelong reality”, said Dr Jithin J Kurichiyil, Director - Kurichiyil Ayurveda.

Visitors to the facility are provided with a 24/7 wearable health tracking system. Using AI technology, the system can analyse over 1.3 million different patterns related to 15,000 to 20,000 medical conditions. This enables real-time monitoring of each individual's health and the provision of accurate health guidance. By creating a globally competitive wellness destination that supports local agriculture and tourism, Kurichiyil Ayurveda is establishing a forward-looking model for innovation-driven healthcare.

Dr Jithin J. Kurichiyil and Dr Ammu Mathew, Directors - Kurichiyil Ayurveda; Shaji E K, VP, Operations and Sreenath Thulasidharan, VP, Marketing and Sales from Kurichiyil Ayurveda, attended the press conference held in Kochi.