Sarda Hospital

You can find us at 315 Mohan Garden. It’s tucked away in a residential area, so it feels more like a part of the neighborhood than a big institution. There are houses all around us, and you can often see kids playing in the street or people walking their dogs past the front gate. The hospital itself is a modest building. We have a small entrance where the receptionist sits and takes down names. It’s a simple setup with a few beds and a couple of consultation rooms. We handle the basic health stuff that people in Mohan Garden need. It’s rarely quiet, as there is always someone coming or going. We don’t have any big signs or advertisements. People usually find out about us from their neighbors. The staff is local, and we all know the shortcuts to avoid the traffic during rush hour. Inside, the walls could probably use a fresh coat of paint, but they are clean enough. We keep the floors mopped and the equipment ready. It’s a very practical environment. We don’t talk about missions or visions; we just focus on the person sitting in front of us. Some days are slower than others, which gives us time to catch up on filing. It’s a straightforward life working in a neighborhood hospital. We just try to be there when someone in the garden area feels under the weather. It’s just a normal place for normal people, I guess.