Goyal Hospital

Being near the Gol Chakkar in Krishana Nagar means there is never a dull moment. The traffic outside Goyal Hospital is always circling, and the horns never really stop. It’s a landmark for most people around here. The building itself is tucked away just enough that you might miss it if you aren't looking for the sign. We have a lot of regular people who come in because they live just a few streets away. The reception desk is a bit cluttered with papers and old ledgers. We still use a lot of paper here instead of everything being on a computer. The chairs in the waiting room are mismatched, but they are sturdy enough. On hot days, the air conditioning struggles a bit, but we make do with the fans. You can often find a few of us standing near the door during a break, just watching the chaos at the Gol Chakkar. It’s a local place through and through. We know the shopkeepers nearby and they know us. Sometimes we have to tell people to move their scooters because they block the entrance for others. It’s just part of the daily routine. We don’t try to be anything we aren’t. We just provide a place for people to get checked out when they aren't feeling well. The floors are scrubbed every morning, but by noon, the dust from the road finds its way back in.