Inside Swasthyarath · AI Clinical Copilot

Vaidya SaarthiA copilot that has read the Charaka.

An AI clinical copilot for Ayurvedic physicians — built inside Swasthyarath. It listens to the encounter, remembers every prior visit, draws on classical authority and writes a structured note in seconds. So the Vaidya can do what only a Vaidya can: stay with the patient.

In active clinical useBuilt by Vaidyas + EngineersVedamrita · Barwala
Why we built it

A single Ayurvedic encounter holds a thousand years of thinking.

Every visit, the Vaidya synthesises classical dosha theory, patient-specific examination findings, modern vitals, medication history and five previous visits — before articulating a treatment plan that respects both classical wisdom and contemporary safety.

Vaidya Saarthi was designed to take the weight of documentation off the physician's shoulders — never the judgement. It is a second voice in the consultation room: one that has read the Charaka Samhita, remembers every prior visit, and writes the note while the Vaidya stays with the patient.

How It Thinks

Three things have to be true for an AI copilot to belong in an Ayurvedic clinic. Vaidya Saarthi makes all three true — every time.

01

Knows Your Patient

Pulls every relevant detail of the encounter — current vitals, complaint, medications, the ten-fold Rogi Pariksha and the last five visits — into a single, structured patient brief.

  • Demographics, vitals and current complaint
  • Active medications and previous-visit history
  • Full Dashavidha Pariksha at a glance
02

Reads the Classics

Every recommendation is grounded in classical Ayurvedic authority — Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita, Ashtanga Hridayam, Madhava Nidana and the AVP formulary — never generic advice.

  • Brihat Trayi indexed and citation-ready
  • Source book, chapter and heading on every passage
  • In-house clinical SOPs woven in
03

Reasons Like a Vaidya

Thinks in physician mode — dosha reasoning anchored to the patient in front of you, mandatory red-flag triage, and a structured note ready in the time it takes to wash your hands.

  • Dosha logic tied to current examination findings
  • Emergency triage before any recommendation
  • Structured output — never freeform, never vague

What It Writes For You

Nine purpose-built clinical artefacts — each crafted to slot directly into the way an Ayurvedic OPD already works.

SOAP Note

01

Full structured clinical note

Subjective · Objective · Assessment · Plan, with a differential.

Prescription

02

Ayurvedic medicine selection

Medicine, dose, anupana (vehicle), kala (timing) and duration.

Pathya–Apathya

03

Diet and lifestyle

Ahara (allowed / restricted), Vihara and seasonal context.

Panchakarma

04

Intensive purification therapy

Purvakarma · Pradhan karma · Paschatkarma with contraindications.

Tridosha Analysis

05

Dosha vitiation map

Vata / Pitta / Kapha vitiation against baseline Prakriti.

Dashavidha Pariksha

06

Ten-fold patient capacity

Bala, Sara, Samhanana, Satmya, Prakriti — therapy suitability.

Samprapti

07

Disease pathogenesis

Six-stage progression with Dushya and Srotas involvement.

Clinical Reasoning

08

Pre-generation intelligence

Differential ranked by dosha probability; Agni and Ama status.

Copilot Chat

09

Free-form clinical Q&A

Contextual to the current OPD with classical references.

Now With NadiAmrita Inside

Pulse, tongue and eye examination — read by our purpose-built diagnostic device — flow directly into every recommendation.

Nadi Pariksha

  • Dominant dosha with a clear tri-dosha breakdown
  • Agni type, Bala level and Ama presence
  • Key clinical findings, ready to read

Jihva Pariksha

  • Dosha imbalance pattern from the tongue
  • Agni classification and Ama indicator
  • Affected Srotas (body channels) flagged

Netra Pariksha

  • Primary dosha from scleral and iris assessment
  • Ama score with clinical indicators
  • Cross-correlated with the current encounter

Only today's reading counts

Vaidya Saarthi reasons strictly from the device readings of the current visit — never from a stale reading taken six months ago. The patient in front of you today is the one the AI is thinking about.

Built For Physician Trust

Every recommendation is triaged for emergencies, cited to the classics, and remains the Vaidya's call to accept, edit or override.

Emergency Triage First

Before any treatment plan is written, the system scans for nine emergency red-flags. If one is detected, the urgent action surfaces above the clinical note — every time.

  • Chest pain / angina
  • Stroke symptoms
  • Severe breathlessness
  • Uncontrolled bleeding
  • Loss of consciousness
  • High fever with confusion
  • Pregnancy complications
  • Anaphylaxis
  • Poisoning or overdose
Cited to the Classics

Every recommendation comes with its classical source attached — book, chapter and heading. So a Vaidya can verify the reasoning, not just trust the output.

  • Charaka Samhita
  • Sushruta Samhita
  • Ashtanga Hridayam
  • Madhava Nidana
  • AVP formulary
  • In-house clinical SOPs
The Vaidya Stays In Charge
  • Outputs are drafts — accept, edit or override every time
  • Only the current OPD visit feeds the recommendation
  • No generic advice — every output is patient-specific
  • Full audit trail on every generation for review later

What You Can Count On

The promises Vaidya Saarthi makes to every physician who uses it.

Generation modules
9
A structured note in
Under 10 sec
Grounded in
Brihat Trayi
Visit history considered
Last 5 visits
Examination protocol
Dashavidha
Audit on every output
100%

See It On Paper

A real-world SOAP note for a Vata–Pitta patient presenting with chronic joint pain. All patient data shown is synthetic.

SSOAP Note · Vaidya Saarthi
SUBJECTIVE
Patient presents with bilateral knee pain, worse in cold and dry weather,
aggravated by fasting and irregular sleep. Pain described as moving,
pricking (vedana), with occasional cracking sounds (crepitation).
Onset: 8 months. Associated constipation and disturbed sleep.

OBJECTIVE
Vitals: BP 118/76, Pulse 72, Wt 64 kg, SpO₂ 98%
Nadi: Vata dominant with Pitta secondary
Agni: Vishama (irregular)  |  Ama: Present
Nadi pariksha key findings: Early Ama accumulation, diminished Bala

ASSESSMENT
Sandhivata (Vata-dominant arthritis) with Ama involvement
Differential: Amavata (lower probability — absence of fever and
symmetric small joint involvement)

PLAN
Deepana-Pachana phase first (7 days): Trikatu churna 1g before meals
Primary:    Mahayogaraj Guggulu 2 tabs BD after food with warm water
Rasayana:   Ashwagandha churna 5g with warm milk at bedtime
Panchakarma consideration: Abhyanga + Swedana; Basti after Ama clearance

What's Next

Where Vaidya Saarthi is heading — guided by the Vaidyas who use it every day.

1

Outcome tracking

Connect each treatment plan with follow-up visits to measure what truly works.

2

Longitudinal reasoning

Go beyond the five-visit window — full support for long-term, chronic-disease journeys.

3

Sanskrit & Hindi

Native shloka citation and Hindi transliteration, side by side with the recommendation.

4

Prescription safety

Automated herb–drug interaction checks before any Ayurvedic formulation is finalised.

5

Vedamrita-wide learning

Anonymised clinical-case sharing across our centres to keep getting sharper.