Sanjeevan Hospital

Sanjeevan Hospital has been sitting here in Erandwane for quite a while. It’s a busy part of town, and we see a lot of people passing by every single day. Our building isn't the newest on the block, but it serves its purpose just fine. Inside, the floors are that old-fashioned tile that stays cool even when it's hot outside. We spend a lot of our time just managing the flow of people coming in from the street. There’s always someone at the front desk, usually looking through files or talking on the phone. We don’t really do much advertising or anything like that. People just know we are here in Erandwane. The morning shift starts early, usually before the sun is fully up, and the night shift is always a bit quieter but still steady. We have a small area where the nurses sit and catch up on notes. The tea stall down the road is where most of us get our morning chai. It’s a simple setup. We deal with all sorts of cases, from small things to more serious stuff. It's a lot of paperwork and talking to relatives in the hallways. The windows look out over the street and you can see the local life moving along. We just focus on getting the job done day by day without making a big fuss about it. We keep things moving.