Nahar Hospital

We spend our days at A-YAM35 Bapat Square at Nahar Hospital. It’s a pretty basic setup, nothing like those giant medical centers you see on TV. The building is a bit older and the paint is peeling in a few corners, but it serves its purpose for the people around here. Every morning, we unlock the front doors and start setting things up. There’s a lot of dusting to do because the square gets quite a bit of traffic and the dust just settles everywhere. We have a small waiting area with some chairs that aren't the most comfortable, but they work. People come in with all sorts of problems. Some just need a quick check, while others are feeling quite poorly. We have a few rooms for exams and the equipment we use is standard. We don't have any of those fancy coffee machines or a big reception desk. It’s just us and the patients. The filing system is mostly paper in folders, so we spend a lot of time looking for things in the cabinets. It’s a bit disorganized at times, especially when it gets really busy on Tuesday afternoons. We just try to get through the list of names as best as we can. Working here isn't glamorous, but it’s what we do. We’ve been at this location for years now and most people in the neighborhood know exactly where to find us when they need help.