Rani Eye Hospital

Being right across from the bus stand means we never have a quiet moment. There’s always the sound of horns and people shouting for the next bus to somewhere. It’s a busy spot for an eye hospital, but it makes it easy for folks coming from out of town to find us. They just step off the bus and there we are. We see all kinds of people here. Some just need a new pair of glasses because they sat on their old ones, others have more serious stuff going on with their vision. We have the machines for testing eyes, and they hum away in the background. The floor is a bit worn down from all the feet walking over it every day. We don’t have fancy uniforms or anything like that. We just wear what’s practical for a long day. It gets a bit hot in the afternoons when the sun hits the front of the building. We usually have a few people waiting on the benches, squinting at the charts on the wall. It’s an honest kind of place. We tell people what we see and what they need to do. No big medical jargon if we can help it. Just helping people see a bit clearer so they can catch their bus home without tripping. It’s just how things go at the hospital near the stand. We've got a water cooler in the corner for anyone who's been traveling a long way. It's nothing special, just a local hospital.