Dr Surgimath Hospital

Dr Surgimath Hospital is tucked away behind the CP School in Bresthwarpetta. The address is 11-11-73, though most people just tell you to look for the school and then turn the corner. It is a modest building that has been part of the area for quite some time. The hallways are a bit narrow, and the walls have that standard hospital white paint that looks a bit grey in the evenings. We have a lot of movement during the day because of the school nearby; you can hear the kids playing during their lunch break. The reception desk is made of dark wood and it’s usually covered in stacks of papers and clipboards. Our staff has been here for years, so we all know where everything is kept, even if it looks a bit cluttered to an outsider. The benches for waiting are made of wood and they are surprisingly sturdy. We don't have a fancy cafeteria, just a small corner where we keep the kettle for making coffee. The lighting in the wards is steady, and we try to keep the floors as clean as possible with all the foot traffic coming in. It isn't a high-tech facility with glowing lights, but it has the equipment we need to do the job. People in Bresthwarpetta know us by name, and we are just used to the daily rhythm of the hospital life here. It’s a busy place but it’s ours.