North Point Hospital

People around Panchsheel Park usually know where we are. We sit right at S-357. It’s a pretty recognizable building if you spend enough time in this part of town. North Point Hospital isn't one of those massive glass towers you see in the movies. It’s just a solid, practical place where we get to work every morning. The front desk gets pretty busy around nine, and the chairs in the waiting area have seen a lot of use over the years. We deal with all sorts of medical things here, from small checkups to stuff that’s a bit more serious. The staff here has been around for a long time, so we know the local streets and the people who live on them. Sometimes the tea man comes by in the afternoon and that’s when things slow down for a few minutes. We don’t have any big slogans or flashy signs. We just keep the lights on and make sure there’s someone here to answer the door when a patient walks in. S-357 is our home base and it works for us. Panchsheel Park is a quiet enough area, but inside these walls, it’s usually a bit louder with people talking and doctors moving from room to room. It’s a job like any other, really, trying to help out where we can. We just focus on the patients and the day-to-day tasks that need finishing.