Fortis Hospital

I work here at Fortis Hospital at 116 Haider Pur. It's usually pretty busy early in the morning. People start showing up even before the shifts change. The building isn't fancy or anything, it just does what it needs to do. Most of us have been here a long time, so we know the regulars who come for checkups. Sometimes the coffee machine in the lobby breaks and everyone gets a bit grumpy. Haider Pur is a crowded spot, so getting in and out can be a pain during rush hour. We try to keep things moving though. It’s not like those big TV hospitals, it’s mostly just people in scrubs running around trying to keep up with the charts. I remember when the new wing opened, it felt so much bigger, but now it’s just another part of the floor. We get all sorts of folks coming in. Some are just here for quick stuff, others end up staying a while. The nurses talk a lot about their kids in the breakroom. It feels like a real community because we see the same faces at the local tea stall outside. It's a job, but a good one. You see a lot of life here at 116 Haider Pur. Every day is different, and usually, it's just about getting through the shifts and making sure the patients are okay. It gets loud, then it gets quiet at night, and then we do it all over again tomorrow.