Armi Hospital

Sitting over in Chandrasekharpur, Armi Hospital is a familiar sight for people living in this area. If you live around here, you know how much this part of town has grown. There are always cars and bikes zooming past our main entrance at all hours. We have been here in Chandrasekharpur for a good while now. The building is pretty standard for a local hospital. It has that specific smell of cleaning products and medicine that you find in almost any medical facility. We have different floors for various needs, and the elevator is notoriously slow, so most of us just take the stairs. It is probably better for us anyway. The morning shift is always the most hectic time. That is when everyone seems to show up at once and the lobby gets crowded very quickly. We try to get through the paperwork as fast as we can. It is not always easy, especially when the computers are running slow or the printer jams up. We have a mix of younger staff members and people who have worked here since we first opened the doors. We talk about the local news or what we are having for dinner while we work. It is just a regular job for us. We do not try to be anything we are not. We just show up and do the work that needs doing for the neighborhood. It is a lot of routine, but we are used to it by now.