Master Homoeo Vaidyalayam, Akkayyapalem, VisakhapatnamMaster Homoeo Vaidyalayam, Akkayyapalem, Visakhapatnam — A Medical and Socio Service Centre
Our story · Since 1963

About Master Homoeo Vaidyalayam

A tradition of healing, service, and spiritual discipline

Healing through service

The healing service that grew into Master Homoeo Vaidyalayam began under Master E.K. in 1963. Today, the clinic provides free homoeopathic consultations and medicines to thousands of patients every month, without discrimination.

The centre grew from Master E.K.'s vision of homoeopathy as selfless service, with trained workers continuing the dispensary tradition and supporting patients with careful attention. Dr. K. S. Sastry, one of his privileged disciples, later carried forward the main dispensary in the same spirit, expanding homoeopathic services in and around Visakhapatnam and training others in the principles and practice of homoeopathy throughout his life.

Daily consultations · 8:00 AM–11:00 AM Including Sundays and public holidays, except the annual Gurupooja closure and separately announced closures.
Master Homoeo Vaidyalayam
60+ Years of dedicated homoeopathic service
Vision & Philosophy

MHV functions on the principle that healing is a sacred service. Homoeopathy is practised not merely as a medical system, but as a compassionate service aligned with spiritual discipline, simplicity, and dedication to humanity.

Lineage

Pioneers of MHV

Master E.K.
Master Ekkirala Krishnamacharya
Aug 1926 – Mar 1984

Founder & Physician

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Dr. K. S. Sastry
Dr. Kompella Satyanarayana Sastry
Apr 1936 – Nov 2025

Chief Physician

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Affiliation & Guidance

World Teacher Trust & Master K. Parvathi Kumar

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World Teacher Trust

The World Teacher Trust was founded by Master Ekkirala Krishnamacharya in Visakhapatnam in 1971. It is dedicated to spiritual study, healing, education, publication, group prayer, and service activity.

Master Homoeo Vaidyalayam functions as a service unit of The World Teacher Trust, offering free homoeopathic care with the understanding that healing is a sacred responsibility and a practical form of worship.

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Master K. Parvathi Kumar

Master K. Parvathi Kumar (1945–2022)

Master K. Parvathi Kumar was a respected teacher, author, and guide who continued the work initiated by Master E.K. He was the International Chairman of the World Teacher Trust and presented wisdom teachings in a practical manner, inspiring groups in India and abroad to pursue disciplined living, group life, and service.

Master K.P.K. authored numerous works and delivered many audio lectures and study courses focused on occult wisdom, astrology, and ancient Vedic practices. Through his teachings, books, organizational guidance, and tireless travel, he strengthened the activities of the World Teacher Trust and encouraged service as a natural expression of spiritual practice.

Impact of Service

Yearly Service Snapshot

Service Year 2025-26 (April 2025 to March 2026)

MHV Total Patients
49,646
MHV New Patients
2,877 2025-26
Free Eye Consultations
568 2025-26
Free Spectacles by MHV
113 2025-26

Free Eye Clinic

Every Sunday · Free Eye Service

Master Netra Vaidyalayam, the free eye clinic at MHV, is conducted every Sunday with the dedicated service of Prof. Jyothirmayee, M.S. (Ophthalmology). It began at MHV, Visakhapatnam, on 14 November 2007.

Around 25 to 30 people receive eye examinations and guidance each Sunday. Patients who cannot afford spectacles receive them free of cost, while those needing surgery or further examination are referred to the Regional Eye Hospital.

Master Netra Vaidyalayam eye clinic
1995–2011 · A Chapter in MHV's Journey

The Dispensary at NGGOs Colony

From 1995 until July 2011, Master Homoeo Vaidyalayam functioned from the residence of Sri R. T. Prakash Rao in NGGOs Colony, Akkayyapalem. Sri Prakash Rao, a disciple of Dr. K. S. Sastry, made his residence available so that MHV's homoeopathic service could continue from this location.

This residence supported both the dispensary and MHV's spiritual activities until they moved to the donated service building in August 2011.

Master Homoeo Vaidyalayam at NGGOs Colony, Akkayyapalem
MHV building operating at NGGOs Colony, Akkayyapalem.
2010–2011 · A Home for Service

Donation of the Dispensary Building

Moved by the various service activities undertaken by MHV, Akkayyapalem, under the leadership of Dr. K. S. Sastry, the late Smt. Chinthabotla Vasantha, a retired BSNL employee, donated a three-storeyed building standing on 360 square yards of land to The World Teacher Trust in the year 2010.

The building was inaugurated for service by Master K. Parvathi Kumar and Smt. Krishna Kumari garu on Master C.V.V.’s birthday, 4 August 2011. Today, all the activities of Master Homoeo Vaidyalayam are conducted from this building.

Donors of the Master Homoeo Vaidyalayam dispensary building
Building donors · 2010

A generous gift that provided a permanent home for MHV’s service.

Ribbon-cutting at the inauguration of the MHV dispensary building, 4 August 2011
Inauguration · 4 August 2011

The inauguration of MHV’s donated dispensary building, marking a new chapter in service.

Service Beyond the Clinic

Community Outreach & Medical Camps

MHV extends its work beyond the clinic through group prayer, collective worship, free medical camps, and regular village service for families in need.

Free medical service
Community gatherings
Group prayer support

Medical services are provided at the following locations:

BHPV Shipyard Colony Telecom Office Lotlapalli Bodivalsa Kothapenta Tagarapuvalasa & surrounding villages

Journey of Service

1963
Origins

The homoeopathic service began under Master E.K. in 1963.

1983
Akkayyapalem Centre

Master Homoeo Vaidyalayam was established at Akkayyapalem in 1983.

2007
Expansion

Master Netra Vaidyalayam began on 14 November 2007.

2011
A Home for Service

The donated dispensary building was inaugurated on 4 August 2011.

Today
Continuing the Service

Free consultations, Narayana Seva and regular spiritual activities continue. Clinic hours are subject to the annual Gurupooja closure and separately announced closures.

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