J.J Hospital Mumbai

We are located in the B.J. Building, specifically Ward 41, at the J.J. Hospital in Mumbai. It is a massive place, and anyone who has been here knows how busy it gets. The building is old and has a lot of history in its walls. You see people from all over the city coming through the gates. It’s always crowded, and the noise never really stops. There are stretchers moving through the halls and people waiting on the benches. Ward 41 is just one part of this huge complex. We spend our days dealing with the heat and the constant stream of visitors. The windows are high up, and you can see the Mumbai skyline if you look out from the upper floors. Everything here feels like it’s in a hurry. We have a lot of files and charts stacked up. The staff works long shifts, and we often drink tea from the nearby stalls to keep going. It’s not a polished or fancy place. The paint is old, and the floors are worn down by thousands of feet. But it’s a place that stays open no matter what. We deal with the reality of the city every day. It can be exhausting, but it’s also very familiar. You get used to the sounds of the traffic outside and the hum of the fans inside the ward.