Mission Hospital

We are over at 175/10 B in Vasundhara. People around here just know us as the place to go when something isn't right. It’s not a huge building, just a regular spot on the street that's been around for a while. The floors are a bit worn down from everyone walking on them, but we keep things clean enough. Mornings are usually the loudest because of the traffic outside and people coming in early to beat the heat. I usually start my shift by checking the lights and making sure the chairs are lined up in the waiting area. We see a lot of the same faces from the local neighborhood. It feels like a small community sometimes. We don't have those fancy digital screens or robots you see in the city hospitals. It’s mostly just us, some clipboards, and the patient files stacked up behind the desk. Sometimes the power flickers, but the backup usually kicks in after a second or two. It’s just part of being in this part of town. If you are looking for Vashundhara Vasundharan, we are right there. We try to keep things simple and just do the work that needs doing every day. It’s a busy life but it’s what we do. We don’t really spend time on decorations or anything like that because the patients keep us on our feet from start to finish. We just keep our heads down and handle the daily tasks as they come.