Indo American Cancer Hospital

If you go to Road No-14 in Banjara Hills, you’ll find us in Room No-1 at the Indo American Cancer Hospital. It’s a small space, mostly just enough for a couple of chairs and a desk where we handle the intake. It gets a bit cramped when there are more than three people waiting. We’ve been set up in this specific room for a while. The window looks out toward the main driveway, so we see everyone coming and going. Sometimes the air conditioner makes a bit of a rattling noise, but it keeps the room cool enough during the summer months. Most of the work here is just sorting through papers and making sure the names match the files. It’s a quiet corner of the hospital compared to the main lobby. We try to keep things tidy, but files tend to pile up by the end of the week. Being in Room No-1 means we are usually the first stop for people. It’s a lot of repetitive work, but it needs to get done. Banjara Hills is always noisy with traffic, but inside here, it stays mostly calm. We don't have any fancy decorations, just a calendar on the wall and some old pens that we have to tape to the desk so they don't go missing. We’ve been working out of this spot for a few years now. It’s just how things are organized here. We keep a stash of biscuits in the drawer for the long afternoons.