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<blockquote data-quote="Mal Malenkirk" data-source="post: 4472225" data-attributes="member: 834">Beaulac ClinicThe clinic, while fairly modern, was built along the old style of Luna constructions; it was dug into the ground.&nbsp; A central lift connected the many sublevels of the clinic to the surface, in the Wroclaw Sector.&nbsp; The walk-in led to the mezzanine, just below the moon's surface while The roof was a landing pad for hoppers.&nbsp; The subsection 0 connected to its own dedicated&nbsp; LAMP (Luna Automated MagLev Pneumatic) station that opened directly in the admission room.&nbsp; It was that latest option that the investigators used to reach the clinic since Trinity's HQ were themselves located next a station.The clinic was a madhouse 24/7.&nbsp; The largest Aesculopian clinic in space and Luna's premier hospital, it saw hundreds of patients checking in or out at any hour.&nbsp; The personnel had the harried look of people working in a war zone.&nbsp; The room itself probably looked much the same as any hospital's admission area had for the poast two centuries, except for the biotech sample collector used to help in the triage and the integrated media/entertainment units fitted in the chairs of the waiting area.Ramirez never warned the Beaulac clinic to expect investigator and so there were no reception committee.&nbsp; A placid receptionist lady in her fifties or a young intern of african descent on duty for triage seemed the best available bet for an introduction.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mal Malenkirk, post: 4472225, member: 834"] [B]Beaulac Clinic[/B] The clinic, while fairly modern, was built along the old style of Luna constructions; it was dug into the ground. A central lift connected the many sublevels of the clinic to the surface, in the Wroclaw Sector. The walk-in led to the mezzanine, just below the moon's surface while The roof was a landing pad for hoppers. The subsection 0 connected to its own dedicated LAMP (Luna Automated MagLev Pneumatic) station that opened directly in the admission room. It was that latest option that the investigators used to reach the clinic since Trinity's HQ were themselves located next a station. The clinic was a madhouse 24/7. The largest Aesculopian clinic in space and Luna's premier hospital, it saw hundreds of patients checking in or out at any hour. The personnel had the harried look of people working in a war zone. The room itself probably looked much the same as any hospital's admission area had for the poast two centuries, except for the biotech sample collector used to help in the triage and the integrated media/entertainment units fitted in the chairs of the waiting area. Ramirez never warned the Beaulac clinic to expect investigator and so there were no reception committee. A placid receptionist lady in her fifties or a young intern of african descent on duty for triage seemed the best available bet for an introduction. [/QUOTE]

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