Apollo Gleneagles Hospital

Down at 58 Canal Circular Road, the Apollo Gleneagles Hospital is always a hive of activity. You can see the building from a distance, and there is usually a line of cars trying to get into the main gate. The security guards at the entrance have a lot to do just directing traffic and telling people where to park. Once you get inside, the lobby is quite big with high ceilings. It feels very open, but it fills up with people quickly. We have lots of different departments spread out over the floors, so the elevators are almost always full. If you work here, you spend a lot of time on your feet. The walls are decorated with some basic art, but mostly it is just signs pointing you toward the pharmacy or the lab. It is the kind of place where you always hear footsteps echoing in the halls. In the evenings, things slow down just a little bit, but the lights never go out. There is a constant hum from the air conditioning and the machines in the background. It is a very busy part of the city, and this hospital is a big reason why. Most people who come through our doors are just looking for some help, and we spend our time trying to make sure they find the right desk.