Gupte Hospital

Gupte Hospital has been a part of Gole Colony for a long time now. It’s a familiar building that most people in this part of town have walked past at some point. We aren't one of those massive medical centers with hundreds of beds and fancy cafeterias. We are a bit smaller, which actually helps us because we end up knowing most of our patients by their first names. The daily routine here starts very early, usually before the sun is fully up and the streets of Gole Colony are still quiet. The nurses are busy checking charts and the kitchen staff starts getting breakfast ready for the patients staying in the wards. It is a decent area to work in, and we like being situated here because it's central enough for people to reach us without too much trouble. The building itself shows its age in some spots, like the tiles in the hallway or the old wooden doors, but it's sturdy and serves its purpose well. We don't spend any money on fancy brochures or marketing. Most of our energy goes into the daily grind of running a functional hospital. We have a small crew of doctors and staff who have worked together for many years, so we operate like a family. There's a lot of talking in the hallways during the day, mostly about patient care or just catching up on what's happening. It’s a busy environment, but it doesn't feel cold or clinical. We just try to keep things running smoothly.