New Leelamani Hospital

We have been here in Mac Robert Gunge Colony for quite a while now. Most people know us because we're tucked away in the C-1 block at 14/116. It’s a busy spot, but we try to keep things orderly inside. The staff here mostly lives nearby, so we know the families coming through the doors. We’ve seen kids grow up and come back with their own families. It isn’t a flashy place. The walls are a bit plain, and the waiting room gets crowded on Monday mornings when everyone realizes they need a check-up. We spend our days dealing with paperwork, checking temperatures, and making sure the rooms are ready for whoever walks in next. Sometimes the coffee machine in the breakroom acts up, which is a bit of a headache for the night shift nurses. The colony itself is quiet at night, but the hospital usually has a light on. People come to us for all sorts of things, from small scrapes to bigger health issues that need more time. We don't have fancy brochures. We just show up, put on our scrubs, and get to work. It's a lot of routine, really. Checking charts, talking to families, and making sure the supplies are stocked. You’ll find us right there in the colony, just doing what needs doing for the folks who live around here. It is just a regular part of life in this neighborhood.