Bel-Air Hospital

Satara District is where we are located. Bel-Air Hospital has a bit of history in these parts. The air is different up here compared to the city. People come from all over the district to see us. It’s a quiet place for the most part. We have a lot of rooms and the hallways are long. You can hear the birds outside most mornings. It isn't a brand new building with all the shiny metal you see in the city. It feels lived in. The walls have been painted a few times over the decades. Our staff mostly comes from the local villages around Satara. We start early. The tea is usually ready by six. We don't have a big corporate office or anything. Just the main building and the grounds. We spend a lot of time walking between the different wings. Sometimes the power goes out when the rains are heavy in Satara, but we have generators for that. It's just a regular hospital doing what it can for the people nearby. We don't have any flashy signs. The gate is usually open. People know the way. We keep our records in the back office. It’s a lot of walking every day. The trees on the property are old. They provide good shade in the summer months. That’s about all there is to tell. We just stay here and keep things running as best as we can manage.