Hind Clinic

We are over in Husainabad. The clinic isn't huge but it stays busy enough with folks from the neighborhood coming in and out all day. Some days the dust from the street gets in when the door opens too much, so we spend a lot of time wiping down the counters. It is just a regular place where people go when they aren't feeling right. We have some plastic chairs in the waiting area that have been there forever. Sometimes it gets a bit loud when the traffic picks up outside, but you get used to it after a few weeks of working here. Most of the people who walk in are just looking for a bit of help with a fever or something small. We don't have any fancy decorations on the walls, just some old posters and the clock that runs five minutes fast. It feels like a part of Husainabad because we see the same faces every week. The morning shift usually starts with a bit of cleaning and getting the files ready. There isn't a whole lot of room to move around behind the desk, but it works out fine. We try to keep things moving so no one has to sit around too long. It’s a plain spot, really. Just a clinic on the road where the locals come when they need to see someone. We don't do anything special, we just open the doors and see who needs help that day.