Omni Hospitals

The easiest way to tell someone where we are is to say "opposite Big Bazaar." Everyone knows that landmark in Kukatpally. It makes it simple for people who are coming from further away. The traffic outside is usually a mess, especially on weekends when the shoppers are out, but inside we try to keep things a bit more organized. It’s a big building and there’s always something happening on every floor. We have some doctors who have been here forever and some new faces too. The coffee machine in the breakroom is temperamental, so most of us go across the street for a quick break. We don't have fancy brochures. We just have a lot of patients who need attention. It’s a lot of walking back and forth through the corridors. You get used to the smell of disinfectant after a while. Sometimes the front desk gets a bit overwhelmed when five people try to ask questions at once. We just handle it one by one. It isn't a glamorous life, but it’s what we know. We see all kinds of cases every day. It’s just a regular hospital setup. No one here is trying to be anything we aren't. We just show up, do the work, and hope the patients get back on their feet. It’s a busy life in a busy part of the city. We have a lot of stairs to climb and many hallways to walk, but that's just part of the day.