While on one hand the Samajam holds the traditional concepts and practices dearly, on the other, it has always been on the search and re-searches for innovations.
Samajam started the practice of Chikitsa Yogam, an assembly or panel of physicians to discuss and find solutions to chronic ailments, a practice unheard so far in Ayurveda. Samajam follows the practice even today. This panel is the back bone of Samajam Sampradayam.
Many institutions in modern times follow the Samajam practice of a Chikitsa Yogam, a panel of physicians to discuss and find solutions to chronic disorders.
Another innovation to Samajam's credit was the “Sequential development and application of Ayurvedic therapies on diseases”. It was about 9 decades ago
that Samajam introduced the systematized practices of Panchakarma and specialized Kerala therapies. It tells about the application of a set of therapies in a logical sequence than the haphazard introduction of some therapy on the patient, while treating diseases of different origin and of different caliber. It also tells about the control over pressure, time, speed, heat and direction of a therapy while it is executed. This system, the Samajam Sampradayam, was a step further in the development history of Ayurveda.
Most of the institutions today follow “Samajam Sampradayam” (the methodology of
Samajam).
practice of a Chikitsa Yogam, a panel of physicians to discuss and find solutions to chronic disorders. 
that Samajam introduced the systematized practices of Panchakarma and specialized Kerala therapies. It tells about the application of a set of therapies in a logical sequence than the haphazard introduction of some therapy on the patient, while treating diseases of different origin and of different caliber. It also tells about the control over pressure, time, speed, heat and direction of a therapy while it is executed. This system, the Samajam Sampradayam, was a step further in the development history of Ayurveda.