Sterling Hospital

Sterling Hospital is right on Fulwadi Station Road, which means it’s always loud outside with the sounds of commuters and rickshaws. Being near Chndni Choke makes it a central spot for people around here. The hospital itself isn’t anything fancy to look at from the outside, but it’s always full of activity. You see people coming in from the station, some looking a bit lost at first. We have a front desk that stays busy from the moment the doors open. The hallways are narrow in some parts, and you’ll often see stretchers being moved around or families waiting near the benches. It’s got that smell of cleaning fluid and medicine that you find in any hospital. Sometimes the power flickers when the weather gets bad, but the generators kick in pretty fast. The staff works long shifts, and you can see them grabbing tea at the little stalls nearby when they get a break. It’s a hectic environment most days. We deal with all sorts of cases since we are in such a populated area. The stairs are worn down from so many feet walking up and down over the years. We keep the water cooler filled because it gets hot in the afternoons. It’s just a local hospital trying to take care of the folks living or working near the station. It gets dark early on the street, but the hospital lights stay on all through the night.