Deep Intensive And Critical Care

We are tucked away in B/4 over at the Maharani School area. It’s quite close to Sursagar in Raopura. Having the school nearby means we hear the kids playing and the bells ringing at different times of the day. It’s a bit of a contrast to what goes on inside our walls since we handle intensive and critical care. The Sursagar lake is a nice landmark, and sometimes during a break, you can see the water from the upper windows if you look past the other buildings. Raopura is an old part of the city, so the streets are narrow and can be a bit tricky for people who aren't familiar with the turns. Our space isn’t huge, but we use every bit of it to keep things running. We have the usual hospital smells and the constant sound of machines beeping. It’s a small team here, so we all know each other pretty well. We often share snacks in the small kitchen area when we have a spare moment. The building itself shows its age in a few spots, but we keep everything clean and functional. We don’t really do much advertising or anything like that; people mostly find us because they are sent here or they live in the neighborhood. It’s a serious environment because of the type of care we provide, but we still manage to have a laugh now and then to keep our spirits up. It is just a normal day for us.