Shirish Deshpande Dr

I’ve been practicing medicine here in Erandwane for quite a while. The clinic is at 6/B/8, right across from the UCO Bank Colony. It’s a familiar spot for many in the neighborhood. I’m usually here in the mornings and then back again in the evenings. The space is simple—a waiting area and my consultation room. I don’t go for anything fancy or high-tech looking because that's not me. It’s just a place where people can come when they aren’t feeling well. Erandwane is a nice part of town, relatively calm compared to the main city center. Sometimes patients have to wait a bit if it’s a busy day, but most people are patient. I see a lot of the same families year after year. Watching the kids grow up is one of the things I like about being a local doctor. There’s a lot of files to keep track of, and sometimes my desk looks a bit cluttered with notes and journals. We try to keep things running on time, but medicine doesn't always work like that. If someone needs more time, they get it. It’s just me and a receptionist managing everything. We don't have a big staff or corporate rules to follow. It’s just about helping the people who walk through that door each day. If you’re coming from the bank side, we’re just across the road, usually with a few bikes parked outside.