Nucleus Children Hospital

If you come to the Hyatt Medicare Building on Khare Street in Dhantoli, you’ll find us up on the fourth floor. Being a children’s hospital means it’s rarely quiet here. There is usually a kid crying or someone laughing, and the walls have some old stickers on them to try and make it look less like a sterile clinic. Dhantoli is a busy part of town, and finding parking on Khare Street can be a real headache, which we know bothers the parents. We’ve been operating from this floor for a while now. The elevator is a bit small, so it gets crowded during visiting hours. Our staff is used to the noise and the mess that comes with working with kids. We have some toys in the corner of the waiting area, though they’re a bit worn out from so much use. It’s just a regular place where we try to get children feeling better so they can go home. We don't have a lot of fancy decorations, just the essentials for a medical ward. The doctors here are usually in a hurry, but they always stop to talk to the little ones. It’s just us doing our jobs in this corner of Dhantoli, keeping things running as smoothly as we can despite the usual chaos. The Hyatt Medicare Building is quite tall, and being on the 4th floor gives us a bit of a view of the street below. We have a small corner for breastfeeding moms which is a bit private. The floors are white and we keep them clean.