Balaji Clinicing

Our place is right on the Somala Najampeta Road, just across from the police station. It’s a busy spot with trucks and bikes going by all the time. Sometimes the noise makes it hard to hear, but we’ve gotten used to it over the years. We called it Balaji Clinicing, and it’s basically just a room where we see people who aren’t feeling great. Being near the station means there’s always something happening outside. We keep things very basic inside. A couple of wooden chairs, a table, and our supplies. We don’t have a website or any of that stuff. People just see the sign when they’re passing through Somala and stop if they need to. It’s practical work. We spend a lot of time cleaning the floors because of all the dirt that blows in from the road. It’s not a fancy medical center, just a local spot for local problems. Sometimes we stay open a bit later if someone comes in right at closing time. We don’t mind. It’s just how things work here. Most of our visitors are people we’ve known for years. We talk about the weather and their families while we check their vitals. It’s just a normal day for us. We keep the lights on and the door open for anyone who needs us. It's a simple way to spend the day.