24/7 supported admissions from home, including ambulance services
Dedicated Psychiatric ICU for high-risk psychiatric stabilisation
Validated psychiatric interventions, therapeutic services, and medication
Therapy for caregivers, emotional support, and flexible visitation
A full-spectrum mental healthcare system, under one roof
Round-the-clock supported admissions
24/7 access with emergency support, and ambulance services.
Planned with your family in mind
From caregiver consultations to daily updates and ongoing outpatient planning, families are part of the recovery process.
Clinical and therapeutic care under one roof
Psychiatry, psychotherapy, family therapy, EMDR, DBT, and more—offered in one continuous flow of care.
Recovery that continues beyond discharge
Seamless OPD care, app-based support, self-care tools, and connection to community groups.
Built for safety and stabilisation
Includes a dedicated Psychiatric ICU, risk-managed rooms, and staff trained to manage acute episodes.
Specialised support for different conditions
Severe Depression & Suicidality
Including harder-to-treat symptoms for depression and support through intensive therapies like Deep TMS and ketamine-assisted therapy.
Chronic Psychiatric Disorders
Crisis care and management of psychotic conditions like schizophrenia, mania, and bipolar disorder.
Dependencies & Substance Use
Withdrawal management, psychological rehabilitation and relapse prevention for alcohol, substance, gaming and sex dependencies.
Anxiety, Panic & Mood Disorders
Includes PTSD, OCD, and other anxiety-related concerns through psychotherapy and psychiatric care.
Personality & Behavioural Disorders
Specialised interventions, crisis management and therapy-led support for conditions like antisocial personality, borderline personality, narcissistic personality disorder.
Geriatric Psychiatry
Care for dementia, Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s-related psychiatric symptoms, and age-related cognitive changes.
Psychiatric Emergencies
24/7 admission support for acute situations like suicide attempt, aggression, and severe mental health episodes.
Care that's safe, compassionate, and clinically advanced
Our diverse clinical team and care team members are here to support your family 24/7. We're committed to providing exceptional, trauma-informed care with a truly compassionate approach, always putting your comfort and safety first.
Amaha's comprehensive approach to care ensures clinical interventions are supplemented by well-being activities, nutritional meal plans, therapeutic activities and spaces.
Your recovery journey, step by step
Every person's needs are different, and so is every recovery plan. At Amaha, care is designed in collaboration with you and your family, with regular reviews by our multidisciplinary team to ensure you're safe, stable, and making progress.
Step 1
Admission and history-taking
Your care begins with a detailed assessment by our team, including your past records, family insights, current symptoms, and psychosocial needs.
Step 2
Risk management and stabilisation
A personalised plan is created to manage immediate concerns like distress, suicidality, aggression, or psychosis—while keeping you safe.
Step 4
Milestones and routine-building
From sleep regulation to social interaction, your days include behavioural and cognitive activities that promote mental and emotional balance.
Step 5
Ongoing recovery support
Recovery continues after discharge, supported by Amaha’s vision of seamless outpatient care and long-term support, wherever you may need it.
Step 1
Admission and history-taking
Your care begins with a detailed assessment by our team, including your past records, family insights, current symptoms, and psychosocial needs.
Step 2
Risk management and stabilisation
A personalised plan is created to manage immediate concerns like distress, suicidality, aggression, or psychosis—while keeping you safe.
Step 4
Milestones and routine-building
From sleep regulation to social interaction, your days include behavioural and cognitive activities that promote mental and emotional balance.
Step 5
Ongoing recovery support
Recovery continues after discharge, supported by Amaha’s vision of seamless outpatient care and long-term support, wherever you may need it.
An environment designed for safety and comfort
Our hospital environment is designed for psychological safety, medical readiness, and recovery-oriented structure. From high-risk PICU to recovery-focused shared rooms, every space is built to match the clinical needs and emotional realities of psychiatric care.
Three room categories
Private and shared accommodation options to meet a range of comfort and care needs.
Dedicated PICU (Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit)
For individuals experiencing acute psychiatric distress, requiring high monitoring and safety interventions.
24/7 clinical presence
Continuous monitoring by on-site psychiatrists, doctors, nurses, and support staff.
Crisis response infrastructure
Ambulance tie-ups, emergency admission pathways, and teams trained for de-escalation.
Evidence-based calming tools
Activity rooms, movement zones, and structured therapeutic engagement for emotion regulation.
Nutritionally supported meals
Meals planned with clinical nutritionists to support recovery and medical safety.
Advanced interventions for severe needs
For individuals experiencing severe, persistent, or treatment-resistant symptoms, Amaha offers evidence-based biological and technology-led interventions.
Ketamine-assisted therapy
Used in carefully screened cases of severe depression or suicidality, this treatment is administered under psychiatric and anaesthesiology supervision.
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT)
A highly regulated medical procedure offered when clinically indicated for conditions such as bipolar disorder, psychosis, or catatonia.
Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (Deep TMS)
A non-invasive brain stimulation technique used to support individuals with depression, OCD, and certain types of addiction.
These services are available even if you are not admitted to the hospital—appointments can be booked independently after consultation.
Need support but not sure how?
If you're unsure about what kind of mental health support you need, book a session with one of our psychiatrists to understand your concerns and guide your next steps.
We're here to help you
You don't need to be admitted to speak with us, our team is here to help. Whether you're seeking help for yourself or a loved one, reaching out is the first step. Fill out the form to connect with our team, we'll guide you through your options, answer your questions, and help you access the care you need.
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Amaha Mental Health Hospital
463, 14th Cross, M.C.E.C.H.S. Layout, Main road, Dr Shivarama Karanth Nagar, RK Hegde Nagar, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560077
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Amaha is equipped to provide care and support for individuals experiencing severe psychological distress, including schizophrenia and other psychotic conditions. For those in need of more intensive care and daily support, we are launching an in-patient care facility in Bengaluru soon.
If you or someone you know is experiencing thoughts of self-harm, suicide, or any other life-threatening situation, contact a helpline or go to the nearest hospital or emergency room. Having a close family member or friend with you for support can be invaluable during this time.
For emergency mental health support, please call the national Tele MANAS helpline at 1-800 891 4416.