Shree Homoeo Clinic

Our clinic is located right in Adilabad, very close to the main bus stand. Being near the bus stand means there are always people coming and going, so it can get quite lively throughout the day. You can hear the conductors shouting and the engines idling if the windows are open. It’s a very simple place, tucked away in a spot that’s easy for people traveling from nearby villages to find. We don’t have much in the way of decoration. There are just some plain benches for sitting and a sturdy table where I keep my books and medicines. The walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but they are fine for now. I start every morning by unlocking the heavy door and setting out the supplies. A lot of our visitors come in straight from the bus station because they’ve heard about us from someone in their town. It’s a small, basic room without any air conditioning, just a ceiling fan that hums along. I write everything down by hand in a big register that I’ve had for a long time. It’s a bit of a dusty area because of all the buses, so I have to wipe down the bottles quite often. We don't have a fancy reception or any staff, just me. It’s a modest little clinic that serves the local community and anyone passing through the station. It gets busy, but we take it one person at a time.