Bhardwaj Hospital

Bhardwaj Hospital sits right near the Vivekanand Academy in the Sector-7 Extension. Being so close to the academy means we see a lot of students and teachers passing by every day. The neighborhood is fairly busy, and the hospital is usually right in the middle of it. It’s a functional building, nothing too ornate or fancy to look at from the outside. Inside, we have our different sections for general medicine and whatever else comes through the door. The hallways are long and have that distinct hospital smell that you never really get used to, even after working here for years. We spend most of the day on our feet, going from one patient to the next. The waiting area has a few old benches and some posters on the walls about basic health stuff. Some days it’s quite calm and we can actually hear the clock ticking on the wall, but other days it feels like everyone in the sector decided to visit at once. We handle it as it comes. The desk is usually covered in folders and notebooks because we still like to write things down. It’s not a high-tech corporate facility with robots or anything; it’s just a local hospital staffed by people who live nearby. We know the local shopkeepers and often see them coming in for a check-up. It’s a steady, predictable life here in the Sector-7 Extension, just doing the daily work of a hospital.