Private Hospital

Being over in DLF Qutab Enclave Phase- 2 means we are right in the middle of a lot of houses and offices. The hospital building looks like most of the others on the street, just a plain facade with a small driveway for the ambulances. We have been here for several years now and the interior has seen better days, though we try to keep it painted. The tiles in the lobby are a bit worn down from all the feet walking over them. We have a few rows of metal chairs for the visitors and a small television that is usually tuned to the news or a cricket match. The rooms for the patients are small but they have what they need, like the monitors and the oxygen tanks. Our nurses are always walking fast and you can hear their shoes squeaking on the polished floors. There is a small garden area in the back but nobody really goes out there because of the heat. We get our supplies delivered every Tuesday morning and the boxes usually sit in the hallway for an hour before we get a chance to move them. It is a high-energy environment but we try to keep things as organized as we can. The night shift is different, much darker and the sounds of the city outside seem much louder than during the day.