Suvah Cancer Hosital

We are located at H 25 in the Harmu Housing Colony. It’s a residential sort of area, so it’s relatively quiet compared to the main roads of the city. Running a cancer hospital is heavy work, but we try to keep things grounded and calm here. The building is a converted house or at least feels like one, which I think makes people feel a little less nervous when they come through the gate. I spend a lot of my time handling the charts and making sure the rooms are ready for whoever needs them. It’s not a shiny glass building like the ones you see in advertisements. It’s a practical place with white walls and sturdy furniture. We have a small staff and we all know each other well. Sometimes the days are long and we stay late to finish up the paperwork or talk to a family. Harmu is a decent place to be, and the neighbors are used to us being here by now. We don't have a big fancy lobby, just some benches and a desk where I sit. I try to keep some plants by the window to bring a bit of green inside. It’s a lot of responsibility, but we just take it one day at a time, making sure the floors are mopped and the equipment is where it should be. It takes a lot of effort to keep everything going smoothly.