Murui Homo Clinic

We are located out in Mehkar, in the Birla area of Buldana. It’s a quiet enough spot most of the time. This clinic is where we spend the bulk of our week. Homeopathy is what we do here, mostly dealing with those little white pills and bottles. People come in from the nearby villages and the town itself. They usually sit on the wooden benches we have along the wall. Some of them have been coming to us for years. We know their families and what’s been going on in their lives. The clinic isn’t very big, just a couple of rooms and a desk where we keep the records. We use those old-fashioned ledgers mostly, handwriting everything down. Sometimes the rain gets really heavy and it hammers on the roof so loud you can’t hear what the patient is saying. We just wait a bit and then carry on. There’s a small tea stall just a few doors down where we get our morning chai. The furniture is a bit worn out now, but it still does the job. We don’t have any big signs or anything flashy. Just the name on the door and people knowing where to find us. It’s a simple setup. We open up early and stay until the last person has been seen, which sometimes takes longer than we planned when the buses are late. It’s just how we run things here every single day of the week.