Nawale Hospital

We are over at 1 Ganga Vihar, in the Pingale Wasti area of Mundhwa. It’s a bit tucked away from the main highway, which makes it a little quieter than other parts of town. The building is part of the local landscape now. We have been operating here for years, dealing with the daily ups and downs of running a hospital in a residential zone. There is a small gate at the front and a bit of space for a couple of bikes. Most of our visitors are people from the nearby apartments or the houses down the street. The rooms are basic, and we don't have those expensive waiting room televisions. We just have some sturdy chairs and a fan that works pretty well even in the heat of May. The hallways are a bit narrow, so you have to step aside when someone is coming the other way. It feels like a neighborhood place because it is. We see the same faces often. Mundhwa has grown a lot recently, with more buildings going up, but our little corner remains pretty much the same. We handle the paperwork ourselves and try to keep things moving so nobody has to sit around too long. It is just a straightforward place for medical needs without any of the extra fuss you see in the bigger city hospitals.