Sai Shri Clinic

We are located right inside the Ambajogai Housing Society, which makes it easy for the people living here to just walk over. It’s a small clinic, nothing too big or complicated. I opened this place because the neighborhood needed somewhere nearby for basic checkups. The waiting area has some old magazines and a few plastic chairs that have seen better days. It’s usually quiet in the mornings, but once the kids get out of school, it picks up a bit. We handle things like coughs, colds, and basic vaccinations here. The light in the exam room flickers sometimes, so I have to keep a spare bulb in the drawer. It’s just a simple setup with a desk, a stethoscope, and some basic supplies on the shelves. People often stop by just to ask a quick question while they’re out walking their dogs. I try to keep the records organized in those old metal filing cabinets, though they squeak every time I open them. It feels more like a community spot than a cold medical office. The neighbors know me by name and I know most of theirs too. It’s a steady pace of work. We don’t have a big sign outside, just a small one near the gate so people don’t get lost. It works for us and the people who live in the society here. It is just a quiet corner where people can get some help without a lot of trouble or waiting in long lines.