St. Joseph'S Hospital

Operating out of DC6, this hospital has become a regular fixture in the daily lives of people around this area. It’s a busy place, especially in the mornings when the first shifts start and the tea stall nearby gets crowded. The building itself is pretty straightforward, with plain walls and those heavy doors that have been there forever. We don’t spend much time worrying about how the lobby looks as long as it’s clean and there’s enough room for everyone to wait. Most of us have worked here long enough to know every squeaky floorboard and which windows are hard to open. It’s just a place where work gets done. There’s always someone at the front desk, usually looking through paperwork or answering the same questions about where the different rooms are. We have a rhythm here that doesn't really change, even on the weekends. The air always has that faint smell of floor cleaner, and the clocks on the walls don't always sync up perfectly, but it doesn't seem to bother anyone. People come in from the surrounding streets, mostly looking a bit tired, and we just try to get them sorted out without making too much of a fuss. It’s not about being the biggest or the newest place in town. We’re just here in DC6, keeping the doors open and making sure the beds are made. That’s pretty much the whole story of St. Joseph'S Hospital for us.