Indus Hospitals

We are over on Kgh Down Rd in a building that stays pretty busy all day and night. It’s a hospital, so things are usually moving fast. You see people coming in through the front doors at all hours, some looking worried and others just here for a checkup. Our staff spends a lot of time on their feet. The hallways at Indus Hospitals have that specific hospital smell, you know, like cleaning supplies and medicine. We have doctors who have been here a long time and some newer folks too. It isn’t fancy like those big corporate places in the magazines. It’s just a place where we try to get people sorted out when they aren't feeling well. Sometimes the waiting room gets crowded and the chairs aren't the most comfortable in the world, but we do what we can. There is a lot of paperwork to handle and the phones don't really stop ringing. We deal with all sorts of medical stuff every day. Some days are harder than others, especially when it’s raining outside and the traffic on the road gets backed up. We just keep going because people depend on us being open. It’s a lot of work keeping everything running, from the lights to the pharmacy stock. We are just a group of people working in this building near the coast, trying to help out the neighbors and anyone else who walks in.