Orthomed Hospital

Orthomed Hospital is just our workplace where we handle medical stuff every single day. We don't have a complicated story, we just opened up and started seeing patients who had problems with their bones or joints. The atmosphere inside is pretty typical for a hospital. You have your rows of chairs, the reception counter with stacks of files, and the constant sound of feet on the tiled floors. We spend a lot of time on our feet ourselves. It’s not a glamorous job, but it’s what we know how to do. Some days are much longer than others, especially when there are more surgeries scheduled than usual. We don't really use much fancy talk here. If someone comes in with a broken arm, we fix it up and send them on their way with instructions. The staff eats lunch together when there's a quiet moment, usually in a small back room. We have nurses who have seen just about everything, and they keep things running smoothly even when the waiting room gets crowded. It gets a bit warm in the afternoons, so the fans are always going. We don’t spend much time worrying about the decor or anything like that, as long as the equipment works and the patients are being looked after properly. It’s just a standard hospital routine that repeats every morning. We show up, put on our gear, and start looking at the charts. That is pretty much the whole story of how we spend our time.