Aleyen Eye Care Hospital

Our hospital is right at Minerva Junction, which is a pretty busy spot for anyone living around here. You have likely seen the sign while stuck in traffic at the junction. It’s a decent-sized building, and we have been here for a good number of years now. Inside, the waiting area is usually full of people sitting on the plastic chairs, waiting for their turn to see the doctor. We handle all sorts of eye problems, from kids who need their first pair of glasses to older folks dealing with cataracts. I spend most of my shift checking charts and making sure the equipment is wiped down. We have a few specialized machines for checking vision and eye pressure, and they hum quite loudly when they are running. The staff is mostly local people who have been with us for a while. We don't have any fancy decorations on the walls, just a couple of posters showing how the eye works. Sometimes the air conditioning acts up when it’s really hot outside, but we manage. The lobby gets a bit noisy during the peak morning hours when everyone wants to be seen first. We try to keep a schedule, but things often run a bit late. It’s just the way it goes in a busy hospital. We are just here to help people see a bit better and keep their eyes healthy without making a big fuss about it.