Locations: Chelsea and Westminister Hospital

[The Commissioner]

RECEPTION DESK

The reception desk, the place there they tell you who's in what room because the hospital is always a maze. The reception desk, the place that tells you visiting hours are over... The reception desk, that place in the hospital that's supposed to make you feel welcome and that they are always willing to help... The reception desk, that one place where it actually feels awkward to be standing because those who work there would keep on staring at their screens and not you.

[The Commissioner]

EMERGENCY CENTRE

Twenty-four Seven staff on hand, ready to stitch people up and save everyone's lives. Of course, that's pretty much what it looks like on T.V. In real life, you gotta wait for your turn unless you have a pole right through your head but you're still alive. However, there always seem to be some sort of chaos happening.

[The Commissioner]

OPERATION ROOM

Where all of the planned surgery goes - and perhaps you would rather be here than the ER. Being in the Operation Room means that you're getting life-saving treatments, that you're not in an emergency to just stabilize your body.

[The Commissioner]

PATIENTS' ROOMS

Door after door after door after door. Each room has two to four beds for any recovering patient. Enjoy the healthy and amazing disgusting hospital food and get well quickly before you die of boredom.

[The Commissioner]

THERAPIST OFFICE

Tired of the crazy things in your life? Have you seen things that no one else sees and you yourself think that you're the crazy one? Something is driving you insane and you need to vent? Well, the hospital offers therapy services so spill your inner most secrets and worries onto the therapists, but please... nothing too disguising. Of course, it doubles as a mental ward - just how and where is a very big secret.