Vivekanand Hospital

Vivekanand Hospital sits right at A 54/1 Fire Station Square in Baramunda. Being near the fire station means we hear sirens pretty often, which just adds to the general noise of the square. It’s a very central location, so it’s easy for people to find us, but the traffic around the square can be a mess during rush hour. The hospital building is fairly plain, painted a simple color that’s faded a bit over the years. We have a reception area where the phone is almost always ringing. The chairs in the waiting room are those plastic ones that are sturdy but not exactly soft. We spend a lot of time managing the flow of people coming in for checkups. The doctors have their own rooms, and we try to keep the corridors clear, which is hard when we have deliveries coming in. Baramunda is a lively area, and we get a lot of foot traffic. Sometimes people just walk in because they’re passing by and realized they need to see someone. We don't have any big slogans or glossy brochures. We just have our medical gear and our charts. The night shift is a bit quieter, but there’s always something to do, like checking the monitors or updating the logs. It’s just a normal hospital life here near the fire station. We do our work and go home when the shift is over.