Sci International Hospital

Our spot is M-4 in Greater Kailash-1. If you know New Delhi, you know how GK-1 gets. It is always packed. We are right there in the middle of all that activity. The building has been here for a good bit. We spend a lot of time just dealing with the typical city stuff. Traffic jams right outside our door are a daily thing. We see the same street vendors every morning when we arrive. It’s a busy environment for Sci International Hospital. We have multiple floors and people are always running up and down. The elevators are sometimes slow so we just take the stairs. It is just a regular hospital life. We don't have a lot of time for sitting around. There is always a phone ringing or someone asking for directions to a specific room. The lobby gets crowded by mid-morning. We have the usual hospital smell—clean but distinct. Most of us have worked here long enough to know the shortcuts around the building. We see people from all over the city because of where we are located. It’s a solid building, thick walls, but you can still hear the honking from the street if the windows are open even a crack. We just keep our heads down and do the work that needs doing. It’s a lot of files, a lot of talking, and a lot of walking back and forth.