Army Hospital

Army Hospital at Dhaula Kuan is a pretty busy place to work. If you have ever been around the Dhaula Kuan area, you know how the traffic is almost always backed up, and our building sits right in the middle of all that noise. We see a lot of faces coming through the doors every single day. Most of them are from the services or their families. It’s a huge facility, and honestly, sometimes it feels like a maze. We spend a lot of time just directing people to the right wing or the right floor. The hallways are long and have that specific hospital smell that never really goes away no matter how much cleaning is done. It isn’t a fancy place with modern art on the walls or anything like that. It’s a government military building, so things are practical and a bit dated. We have some old desks and chairs in the waiting areas that have seen better days. The doctors stay busy and the nurses are usually running from one room to another. It gets really loud during the peak hours, especially when the clinics are full. We try to keep things moving along, but there is always a lot of paperwork to deal with because of the way things are set up here. It’s just how it is. We’ve been here at this location for a long time, and the building shows it, but it does the job for the people who need it.