Command Hospital Koatata

Working here at Command Hospital Koatata means getting used to the specific rhythm of the JSA Enclave. We are located in Block 2 3 D, which isn't always the easiest spot for people to find on their first visit to Fort William. The building itself is older, and you can see that in the way the windows fit or the sound the doors make when they swing shut. Most mornings start with us setting out the registers and making sure there's enough space in the waiting area for the families who arrive early. It can get pretty warm in this part of Fort William, so the fans are almost always running at full speed. People come in from all over the enclave, mostly just looking to get their routine stuff handled without much delay. We spend a lot of time on basic things, like filling out forms or pointing people toward the right office in Block 2. There’s no fancy lobby here, just some sturdy benches and the smell of floor cleaner. It’s a very practical sort of place. We don’t have much in the way of decorations, just the necessary signs on the walls. The staff just gets on with the work, whether it’s a busy Monday or a slower afternoon. It’s just a regular part of the daily life in this corner of the enclave, where we keep the records straight and the lines moving as best as we can.