Life Line Hospital

This hospital is tucked away in Mahanagar Extension at B-49 Mandir Marg. It is a bit quieter here than on the main commercial roads, which is nice. The building looks like a large house that was converted into a medical facility. We have a small garden area out front with a few bushes that need trimming. Inside, the hallway is narrow, so people have to step aside to let others pass. The rooms for the patients are on the upper floors. We have a small lab on the ground floor where we do basic tests. The staff knows most of the regular patients by name since they live in the neighborhood. It is not a fast-paced environment like the big city hospitals. We have a rhythm to our day. Usually, the morning is for check-ups and the afternoon is for admin work and cleaning. The windows are large, so we get some good natural light during the day. Sometimes the neighborhood kids play cricket in the street outside and you can hear the ball hitting the bat. We don't have a massive budget for fancy furniture, so the desks and chairs are older wood and metal pieces. It feels very local and familiar. We just focus on the people who walk through the door and try to keep the place running smoothly without any big dramas or complicated systems.