Modi Clinic

Our clinic is right across from the railway station, so you can hear the trains pulling in all day long. It's a very busy area with people always rushing around. We get a lot of travelers who just stepped off a train and aren't feeling well. The door stays open most of the day to let a breeze in, but that means a bit of dust comes in too. I spend a lot of time sweeping the floor. It’s a simple setup with a few benches for waiting. We handle general stuff, mostly just fevers or minor aches. If you're coming by train, you just walk out the main exit and you'll see us. There's a tea shop right next door that smells like ginger all morning. Sometimes the wait is short, other times the room is full and we’re running behind. We don't have a computer system for appointments, we just write names down in a big ledger book. It works fine for us. Most people around here know us by name. It’s not a big corporate place, just a local spot for people to get checked out. We try to keep things moving so nobody misses their next train home. The clock on the wall is a few minutes fast, but we leave it that way so people hurry a bit.