Mahakaushal Hospital

We are over in the Wright Town area, right near the stadium. It is a good spot because everyone knows where the stadium is, so giving directions to the hospital is never much of a problem for us. The place stays fairly busy throughout the week, especially on the days when there are local matches going on nearby and the whole neighborhood fills up with cars and motorcycles. We have a front desk that is almost always covered in papers and files because there is so much to keep track of with the patients coming in and out. The waiting area has those old metal chairs that make a lot of noise when you move them, but they are sturdy enough for the crowds we get. Our hallways are a bit narrow, so you have to be careful when moving the stretchers around the corners. We do not have much in the way of decoration, maybe a few old posters about health on the walls, but we prefer to keep things simple and functional. The air conditioning in the main ward hums quite loudly, but nobody seems to mind as long as it stays cool during the summer months. Most of us who work here have been doing this for a long time, so we are used to the rhythm of the place. It is just a regular hospital doing its thing in Wright Town, and we try to keep things running as smoothly as possible despite the daily chaos of the city.