Kurtkoti Clinic

We have been here at Khedshivapur for a good while now. The clinic is easy to find if you are coming through Taluka Haweli. It’s just a normal building where we handle the daily walk-ins. Some days it is very quiet and we just sit and check the registers, but other days the waiting room gets pretty full. It gets a bit hot in the afternoons, but we have the fans going. Most of the people who come here are from the nearby villages. We know most of them by name because they’ve been coming to us for years. The floor is a bit old, and the paint isn't brand new, but it works for what we do. We open early in the morning, usually around the time the shops nearby start rolling up their shutters. There is some parking out front, though it gets crowded on market days. We try to keep things organized, but sometimes the paperwork piles up on the desk. It’s a simple setup. We have a couple of rooms for exams and a small area for people to wait. Sometimes kids are running around while their parents talk to us. We just keep doing what we do every day. It’s not a big fancy hospital, just Kurtkoti Clinic. We see a lot of coughs, fevers, and regular stuff like that. That’s pretty much the life here in Khedshivapur. We just stay busy and try to help anyone who walks through the door.