Dev Hospital

Being located right by the Roadways Bus Station means we see many different people every single day. Some are just passing through our town and get hit with a sudden fever, while others are local folks who have lived here their whole lives. The building itself is a bit older, and you can almost always hear the buses pulling in and out of the bays. It is a very busy atmosphere to work in. We handle a bit of everything because you never know what is going to come through that front door next. We have a few beds for people who need to stay over for a night or two while they recover. Most of our nurses are local women from the villages around here. We try our best to keep things organized, but on Mondays, it is usually a bit of a mess because so many people show up at once. The paint is starting to peel in a few of the corners, and the benches in the waiting room are quite hard. But we make sure the medicine is always there when a patient needs it. My uncle started this place because he wanted a hospital near the transport hub for people without cars. We do not have a big corporate board. It is just us trying to manage the daily flow of patients. We are used to the noise and the crowds.