Apollo Hospital

Working out of 3A - 203 in the Rang Kasayan Appts over in Sector 13 of Rohini is a bit different than being in a big standalone building. Since we are inside an apartment complex, it feels more like a home than a sterile hospital environment. You have to go past the security gate and look for our block, which sometimes confuses people the first time they visit. The elevator is a bit small and makes a clanking sound, so some of us just take the stairs to the second floor to save time. Inside the unit, we have converted the rooms into workspaces and consultation areas. It is quiet for the most part, except for when the kids are playing in the common park outside or when someone is moving furniture upstairs. We have a small kitchenette in the back where we keep the kettle going for coffee. The walls are decorated with some old calendars and a clock that ticks a little too loudly when the room is empty. It is not a shiny corporate office, but it works for what we need to do every day in Rohini. We spend a lot of time organizing files and answering the phone that never seems to stop ringing. The light in the afternoon comes through the balcony window and hits the files on my desk. It is just a normal day-to-day operation here at Apollo Hospital with a small team.