Bansal Hospital

We've been here on Aggar Lane for a good while now. The building isn't brand new, but it does the job. Most days start pretty early when the first few people show up at the door. It gets crowded in the mornings. We try to keep things moving. There is always someone checking charts or talking to a family in the hallway. Our staff mostly lives nearby, so we know the faces that come in. It’s not a fancy place with shiny floors, just a regular hospital where we handle whatever comes through the gate. Sometimes the power goes out and we have to switch to the generator. You get used to the hum of it. We see a lot of kids and older folks mostly. Aggar Lane can get tight with traffic, especially in the afternoons. People park their bikes wherever they find a spot. Inside, it smells like cleaner and sometimes tea from the break room. We don't have a big PR team writing stuff for us. It’s just us doing the work every day. If someone needs help, they come in and we see what we can do. There are plenty of chairs in the waiting area, though they fill up fast. We’ve had the same reception desk for years. It’s got a few scratches. That’s just how it is here. We stay busy and we try to keep the paperwork from piling up too high. It's a living and we like it.