Sion Hospital

If you’re looking for us, we are on the first floor of the college building, specifically at OPD 21. This section of Sion Hospital is usually packed by eight in the morning. People start lining up early to get their tokens or just to make sure they get seen before the afternoon. The hallway can be quite narrow when everyone is waiting, so it gets a bit cramped and hot. We have benches along the walls, but they fill up fast. The staff here are always on their feet, moving between the exam rooms and the front desk. Since we are in the college building, you’ll notice a lot of trainees helping out and taking notes. It’s a busy spot where things move quickly because they have to. We see all kinds of cases every day. Some people just need a quick check, while others have more complicated issues that take much more time. The floor is usually being mopped or people are moving equipment around in the back. It’s loud, it’s busy, and it’s very real. We don’t have any fancy decorations on the walls, just the necessary signs and notices for the patients to read while they wait. It’s a practical space designed to handle as many people as possible. By the afternoon, the crowd usually thins out a bit, but there’s always something left to do before we can finally close up for the day.