The Department of Homoeopathy, Government of Kerala, offers a comprehensive range of services aimed at delivering accessible and holistic healthcare across the state. With a network of over 659 dispensaries and 34 hospitals, the department ensures that homoeopathic care is available even in remote and underserved regions.

Key initiatives include the Seethalayam project, which focuses on women's mental, physical, and social health; Punarjani, providing cost-effective treatment for alcoholism and related illnesses; and Sadgamaya, aimed at the mental and intellectual development of adolescents, correction of behavioral disorders, and prevention of substance abuse . Innovative outreach programs like the Floating Homoeo Dispensary and Speciality Mobile Clinics extend healthcare services to waterlogged and backward areas, ensuring that even the most isolated communities receive medical attention.

The department also emphasizes integration with other medical systems, aiming to provide primary healthcare that combines Homoeopathy, Allopathy, and Ayurveda under one roof, as per directives from the Central Government and the Supreme Court . Additionally, the establishment of specialty outpatient services in vulnerable locations and the enhancement of laboratory facilities in district hospitals are part of the department's ongoing efforts to improve healthcare delivery.