Oorja Homoeopathic Clinic

We are tucked away in the Annapurna bungalow premises, specifically at 722AB/38. It’s a bit of a landmark because we are diagonally opposite the Colony Nursing Home. Most people use that to find us when they are walking over. Being in a bungalow makes it feel less like a clinic and more like a home. We have a small garden area out front that we try to keep tidy when we have time. Inside, it’s Oorja Homoeopathic Clinic. We work with those tiny white pills that everyone knows. It’s quiet work. We spend a lot of time listening to stories about how people feel. It isn't just about a cough; it's about everything else too. The rooms have high ceilings. We have an old desk where we write down everything in our notebooks. It’s a bit slow-paced compared to the busy nursing home across the street. We don't have a big waiting room, just a few chairs in the hallway. Sometimes the neighbors’ dogs bark, or you can hear the traffic from the main road if the windows are open. We’ve been here long enough that most of the families in the colony know who we are. We don't do much in the way of marketing. Usually, someone’s aunt or neighbor told them to come see us. We just keep the bottles organized and wait for the next person to walk through the door. It’s a steady, calm life here.