Mother Care Hospital

Down here in Pattambalam Maragat, things move at their own pace. Our hospital is a part of that rhythm. It's a place where we take care of the basic healthcare needs for families in the area. We aren't one of those glass-and-steel buildings you see in the big cities. We are more grounded. The hallways are plain and the rooms are simple, but they serve the purpose. We deal with everything from routine visits to more urgent situations. It gets quite busy during the monsoon season. We see a lot of familiar faces from around the village and the nearby farms. Everyone knows everyone here, so there is a lot of chatting in the lobby. We try to keep things organized, though sometimes the filing system gets a bit ahead of us. It's just a handful of us working most shifts. We stay open because people around Pattambalam need a place they can get to quickly without having to travel too far. Maragat is home for us too. We live and work in the same community, so we feel a responsibility to keep things running. It's not about being the biggest; it's just about being here. We do the best we can with the tools we have. Every day brings something a bit different, which keeps it interesting. We don't have much for fancy decorations, but the roof doesn't leak and the tea is usually hot.