Krishna Hospital

Being over here in Noida Sector 10, right near the Indian Express building at A-90, means we get a lot of office workers and locals coming through. This part of Noida is always moving, and our building fits right in with the industrial feel of the area. We’ve got the ground floor and a bit more, and it stays quite cool inside even when the pavement outside is baking. The sign out front is a bit faded from the sun, but everyone knows where we are. We see a lot of people in the mornings before they head to their shifts. The rooms are basic, just the beds and the necessary equipment. We don’t have any of those fancy waterfalls in the lobby like the big city hospitals do. It’s more of a functional space. The staff spend a lot of time on their feet, and you can usually find someone having a quick lunch in the small breakroom by the back entrance. We keep a stack of old magazines in the corner for the families, though most people just look at their phones these days. It’s been our home for quite a while, and we’ve grown used to the hum of the nearby offices. There’s always someone at the front desk, even at three in the morning when the streets are finally quiet. We just do the work that needs doing without making a big fuss about it.