KEHF - MEMBERS FAQ( OFFICIAL) Karnataka Electro-Homoeopathy Foundation(R) (For Registered Members Only)
Q1. Is Electro-Homoeopathy legal for KEHF members?
A. Yes. Individual practice of Electro-Homoeopathy is legally permitted as an alternative therapy system, subject to compliance with law, as affirmed by the High Court of Karnataka (WP No. 107627/2024, 06-02-2025).
Q2. Does the KPME Act, 2007 apply to Electro-Homoeopathy clinics?
A. No. The Karnataka Private Medical Establishments (KPME) Act does not regulate Electro-Homoeopathy practice.
Q3. Can DHO / THO / KPME authorities demand KPME registration?
A. No. Health authorities have no jurisdiction to demand KPME registration from Electro-Homoeopathy practitioners operating within lawful scope.
Q4. Are earlier notices issued under the KPME Act valid?
A. No. Notices issued solely for practising Electro-Homoeopathy stand quashed by the High Court order dated 06-02-2025.
Q5. What is the most important condition for legal protection?
A. Members must practise pure Electro-Homoeopathy only. Mixing with any other medical system immediately voids KEHF legal protection.
Q6. What practices are strictly prohibited for KEHF members?
A. Members must not prescribe allopathic or scheduled drugs, give injections or IV fluids, perform surgery or invasive procedures, handle emergency cases, claim MBBS/AYUSH/RMP status, misuse the title “Dr.”, promise cures, or mix medical systems.
Q7. Is Electro-Homoeopathy an emergency medical system?
A. No. Electro-Homoeopathy is not an emergency system. All emergency or life-threatening cases must be referred immediately to registered hospitals.
Q8. Can institutions issue recognised degrees or diplomas in Electro-Homoeopathy?
A. No. As per Government of India orders, no institution can issue government-recognised degrees or diplomas in Electro-Homoeopathy.
Q9. Does KEHF conduct or recognise BEMS / DEMS / MD courses?
A. No. KEHF does not conduct, affiliate, recognise, or certify any educational courses or institutions. KEHF is a professional membership body only.
Q10. Can individuals practise Electro-Homoeopathy without a recognised degree?
A. Yes. Individual practice is permitted provided there is no false claim of a recognised medical qualification.
Q11. What documents must members display in their clinics?
A. KEHF Membership Certificate and ID, a copy of the High Court order dated 06-02-2025, and the KEHF-approved clinic display board.
Q12. What should a member do if an officer visits the clinic?
A. Remain calm, show the High Court order and KEHF credentials, avoid signing any document under pressure, and inform KEHF office bearers immediately.
Q13. Should members sign any documents without KEHF guidance?
A. No. Members should not sign any notice, undertaking, or document without KEHF legal guidance.
Q14. What support does KEHF provide to compliant members?
A. KEHF provides legal clarification, compliance guidance, documentation support, and representation only to members who strictly follow KEHF rules.
Q15. What happens if a member violates KEHF rules?
A. Violations may result in warning, suspension, removal from KEHF membership, and withdrawal of all KEHF legal protection.
Q16. Will KEHF protect members who mix allopathy or misuse medical titles?
A. No. KEHF will not protect members who violate legal boundaries or misrepresent their practice.
Q17. Why is discipline among members critical?
A. Because one member’s violation can endanger the legal protection and credibility of all Electro-Homoeopathy practitioners.
Q18. What is the simplest rule every member must remember?
A. Pure Electro-Homoeopathy = Legal Protection.
Mixing systems = Loss of Protection.
Q19. Where should members seek official clarification?
A. Only through KEHF office bearers or authorised KEHF legal advisors. Members should avoid unofficial advice or rumours.