C.S.Hospital

Living and working on Uttarahalli Main Road means dealing with a lot of noise. The traffic out there near the Dr Gurappa Naidu Complex never really stops, especially during rush hour. We are right here in Chikkalasandra, and people come in from all over the neighborhood. The hospital stays pretty active. It's not one of those giant glass buildings you see in the city center; it's more of a local spot where people feel okay walking in. We spend a lot of time cleaning the floors because of all the dust that blows in from the main road. The reception area is usually full of people chatting or checking their phones while they wait. We have a few doctors who have been here for years, and they know the local rhythms. Sometimes the power goes out and we have to wait for the generator to kick in, which is just part of being in this part of town. I usually bring my lunch from home and eat it in the small break room behind the front desk. It's nothing special, but it works for us. We see kids with scraped knees and older folks coming for their regular checkups. It’s a busy life here. You get used to the sound of horns honking while you're trying to talk to a patient. That’s just how it is at C.S.Hospital. We’re just here doing what needs doing every single day. The lights stay on late most nights.