Holy Family Hospital

We are out here on Deoli Arab Road in the Borkhera area. It’s a part of town that has its own pace. The hospital building stands out a bit on this road. We have a decent amount of space, which is good because we get people coming in from the surrounding parts of Borkhera. The entrance usually has a few motorbikes parked out front. Inside, the tile floors are kept clean, and there’s that typical hospital smell that you get used to after five minutes. Our staff members are mostly locals, so they know the shortcuts and the people living nearby. We have different wards and a small area for emergencies that stays ready. It isn't a high-tech skyscraper, just a solid building where we do our jobs. Some days are slower than others, but usually, there’s a steady stream of people at the counter. We deal with all sorts of regular health issues. The rooms are basic with the necessary beds and equipment. We spend our shifts checking on patients and updating the charts. There’s a small canteen nearby where we grab tea during breaks. It’s a very grounded place to work. We don't use fancy titles or complicated systems, just straightforward care for whoever shows up. The neighbors know us as the local spot on the road. We just keep things running as best as we can every single day.