Rama Hospital

Our hospital is tucked away in Sector 46, not far from the Bhawani Shankar Inter College. It's a decent spot because the students and teachers are always passing by, and it feels like a real community here. We have a modest building with a few floors. It’s not one of those glass-and-steel places; it feels more like a lived-in space because we spend so much time here. Every morning, we open up, check the schedules, and see who needs help. We deal with everyday illnesses and the occasional emergency that pops up. It’s a lot of responsibility, but we don't think about it that way; it's just our job. The rooms are basic but they serve their purpose. We have a small team of doctors and nurses who have been around for a while. We know each other's habits and how to work together when things get stressful. Sector 46 is a quiet enough area, except when the college lets out. Then it gets a bit lively outside. We don't really do much advertising or anything. Most people just find us because they live nearby or someone told them we were here. We keep the floors scrubbed and the lights on, and that’s about it. It’s a humble place, and we’re okay with that as long as we can help the locals who walk in. The building is older, but we keep it running.