Centre For Sight - moradabad

We’ve been over here at the Vivekanand Hospital & Research Centre for a good while now. Most folks in Moradabad know the spot. When you walk in, you have to navigate the main hospital halls to find the Centre For Sight section. It’s usually pretty humming with people by 10 AM. Sometimes the waiting area gets a bit cramped, especially on Mondays. We spend most of our time looking at charts and making sure the equipment is wiped down. The lights in the testing rooms are bright, but that’s just how it has to be for eye work. It’s not a fancy office with leather chairs or anything like that. It’s a practical space. Our desks are usually covered in files and glasses cases. Outside, you can hear the usual Moradabad traffic and the sounds of the hospital. We try to keep things moving so nobody is sitting around for too long, but some days are just slower than others. The tea guy comes around in the afternoon, which is a nice break for everyone. It’s just us doing what we do every day. Nothing too complicated about it. We see all sorts of people, from kids who can’t sit still to older folks who’ve lived in this neighborhood their whole lives. It feels like a small part of a much bigger machine here at Vivekanand. We just focus on the eyes and try to get through the schedule without too many hiccups.