Yenepoya Homoeopathy Medical College & Hospital (YHMCH), located adjacent to the sea port town of Mangalore in Karnataka, is a distinguished institution recognized for its dedication to quality medical education in the sciences. Based in the expanding extension campus of Yenepoya University, the college is steeped in a holistic health science environment and backed by chains of urban and rural homeopathic treatment centers with practical exposure and community interaction. The college is deeply grounded in the teachings of homeopathy, a system established in 1796 by German physician Dr. Christian Fredrik Samuel Hahnemann on the basis of the doctrine "Similia Similibus Curentur" or "like cures like." Acclaimed for its safety, simplicity, efficacy, and affordability, homeopathy has evolved to be the second most applied medical system in the world, supported by the WHO, and practiced in over 80 nations by more than 450 million patients. India has grown to be the world leader in homeopathy, with more than 2.79 lakh registered practitioners as of 2014. YHMCH is committed to the national policy of India to mainstream AYUSH systems—of which homeopathy is one—to form part of the country's primary and preventive healthcare system. The vision of the institution is to establish itself as an international center of excellence in homeopathic education, research, and patient care by conserving and evolving the homeopathic system. The mission focuses on unleashing the concealed abilities of students through innovative education, unselfish service, and pursuit of excellence for more than just profit. The college focuses on research opportunities, excellent patient care, and experiential learning while cultivating the future generation of competent homeopathic professionals. With a special combination of traditional values and contemporary pedagogy, YHMCH is committed to moulding healthcare leaders who can bring about homeopathy to even wider international awareness and applicability.