Sanjivani Hospital

Sanjivani Hospital sits at khasra no.284 in pocket-5 of Jasola. It is a part of the neighborhood that most people here recognize. The building itself is nothing flashy. It just stands there among the other structures. Jasola can get quite busy, especially in the mornings when everyone is heading to work. We see a lot of that traffic from our windows. Being in pocket-5 means we are close to the homes around here. People just walk over when they need something looked at. The doctors and nurses are mostly people who have been around for a long time. They know the regulars. Sometimes the waiting room gets a bit cramped because it is not a massive space. We try to keep things moving though. The registration desk is right by the entrance. It has some old files stacked up. You can hear the sounds of the street outside—horns honking and people talking. It is just a normal hospital doing what hospitals do. We don't have fancy decorations. The walls are painted a simple off-white. There is a tea stall just a few steps down the road where the staff goes during their breaks. It is a quiet routine most days. We handle the usual stuff that comes up in a place like Jasola. It feels like a small community inside these walls. Everyone knows where things are kept and how the day goes.