Vijay Kesri Hospital

We are tucked away in Sector 7 A at number 284. It’s a bit quieter here than the main roads, which is nice for the people staying with us. The hospital isn't a massive complex; it’s more of a local place where the neighbors know our faces. We have a small team of nurses and helpers who stay busy keeping the floors clean and checking on everyone in the rooms. Sometimes the power goes out and we have to wait for the generator to kick in, which is just part of living in this area I guess. The front desk is usually piled high with files and there’s always a phone ringing somewhere in the background. We don’t go in for fancy decorations or those expensive-looking waiting areas. We’ve got some basic benches and a few fans that hum along all day. It gets quite warm in the afternoons, so we try to keep the windows open to catch a breeze when there is one. Most of the folks who come here are from the nearby blocks. We know who prefers tea and who wants water. It’s a lot of routine work, checking pulses and writing down notes in charts, but it’s what we do. We don’t have a big marketing team or anything like that, just our sign out front and the word of mouth from people we’ve helped over the years. It’s a plain, honest kind of place to work.