Distt. Hospital

Our spot in the civil line area is a bit different from the crowded markets you see in other parts of town. It’s generally a little more spaced out here, with some older trees providing a bit of shade over the walkways. The hospital building itself has been part of this neighborhood for a long time. People usually know where we are because of the landmarks nearby, but the entrance can still be easy to miss if you are driving too fast. Inside, the atmosphere is pretty standard for a public hospital. There are long corridors that seem to go on forever and signs that have been taped to the walls over and over again. It’s not the most modern-looking place, but it functions well enough for what we need to do every day. The staff here mostly live close by, so we see a lot of familiar faces coming in for checkups. In the afternoons, when the sun hits the side of the building, it can get a little warm in the upper wards. We keep the windows open to let some air in when the weather allows for it. Dealing with the paperwork is probably the slowest part of anyone's visit, but that is just how things go in a place like this. We just keep the doors open and try to help the people who show up from morning till evening.