In a small town in Poland, a long-abandoned clinic stands quietly deteriorating. Once a place of daily care, its halls are now silent and still. Inside, traces of its past remain medical equipment, treatment chairs, and scattered documents, as if the last shift ended abruptly. On the outside, nature has begun to reclaim the building: peeling paint, cracked windows, and ivy climbing steadily up the walls. The clinic exudes a haunting sense of decay, silently telling a story of care, time, and forgotten lives.