Synod Hospital

Synod Hospital is up here in Durtlang Leitan, right along NH 54. Being on the national highway means we get people coming in from all over the place, not just the local neighborhood. Durtlang is a bit of a climb, and the air is usually a little different up here than in the main town area. We’ve been serving this community for a long time now. It’s a full hospital, so there’s always something happening, whether it’s in the emergency ward or just the regular outpatient departments. The building has seen a lot of years, and it shows in some spots, but it’s sturdy and serves its purpose. We don't have those fancy lobbies with fountains you see in the city. Instead, we have hallways that stay busy and doctors who are usually running from one room to another to see patients. Working at a place like this on NH 54 means you never really know who is going to come through the doors next. Some days are slow and quiet, giving us a chance to catch up on paperwork, but other days it feels like we can barely keep up with the intake. We try to keep things organized, but hospitals are naturally a bit chaotic. Our staff lives nearby for the most part, so it’s a real local effort to keep everything running day and night. It’s a tough job sometimes, but we’re just here to do what we can for anyone who needs us.