Cost Of Panchakarma - #4083

I’ve been dealing with severe stress and digestive issues for the past year. My doctor recommended trying Panchakarma therapy, saying it could help detox my body and restore balance. I’ve read a lot about the process, but I’m really confused about the cost of Panchakarma. I live in a metro city, and most Ayurvedic centers here have very different price ranges. Some places charge as low as ₹5,000 for a session, while others quote ₹50,000 or more for the full treatment. What factors determine the cost of Panchakarma? Does it depend on the type of treatment I need or the duration of the therapy? I’ve read that Panchakarma includes therapies like Vamana, Virechana, and Basti. Does the cost of Panchakarma increase if more treatments are added to the process? Also, how much does the quality of oils and herbs used in the therapy affect the price? Another thing I’m wondering about is whether the cost of Panchakarma is different in smaller towns or government-run Ayurvedic centers. I’m open to traveling if it means getting the same results at a lower price. Do government hospitals offer Panchakarma at a subsidized rate, and is the quality of care comparable to private centers? I’m also considering whether insurance can cover the cost of Panchakarma, especially if it’s recommended by a doctor for health reasons. Has anyone here used insurance for this? Or is it always out-of-pocket? Lastly, how can I ensure that the cost of Panchakarma reflects genuine care and not just luxury pricing? What should I watch out for when choosing a center? Any tips or personal experiences about balancing quality and affordability would be really helpful.