Hazbin Hospital Hotel

A nurse. Vox and Valentino's best assistant. After she started working at the hospital, she was often without a phone.

The hospital director ensures order and that no patients are harmed. He constantly makes comments to Vox.

The head doctor and patient at the same time. She initiates the "treatment" of demons, believes in redemption, and tries to rehabilitate the residents. Her task is to "cure" their mental trauma and dark instincts,

An energetic and practical assistant. She takes care of the routine: keeping records, helping with organization, and maintaining order in the "ward." Her pragmatism makes her ideal for the role of a nurse.

More like an "emergency medic" or even a "self-taught patient." He often acts impulsively, but at the same time genuinely wants to help. In a hospital, his unpredictability would be a source of constant stress, but also a source of humor.

A nurse. She's responsible for the cleanliness and orderliness of the common areas and for "caring" for demons who aren't yet ready for serious conversations. Her care is very touching, but it requires a lot of patience.

"security guard" or "security administrator." He protects the hotel from external threats (other demons that might disrupt order) and ensures that the rules are not broken. His sarcastic manner would be perfect for the role of "security service."

The head of the "shock therapy" department, or chief psychiatrist. He's a master of manipulation and acutely attuned to others' fears, so he could "cure" demons through harsh but effective methods. His style isn't about caring, but about radical change: "Are you afraid of redemption? Great, we'll use that now."

A toxicologist or addiction specialist. He's seen a lot and seems to know everything about overdoses and withdrawal—even in the hellish sense. Calm, cynical, a little tired of it all: this is the kind of doctor who can tell the truth without unnecessary sentimentality.

A surgeon or head physician in the emergency department. She has iron composure, authority, and the ability to make decisions in critical situations. Plus, she's used to commanding and maintaining control—perfect for the operating room.

A dermatologist or cosmetologist-esthetician (with a bias toward "horror aesthetics"). Given his attention to appearance and perfectionism, he would treat not so much the body as the "image": "You look like a mistake of nature. Let's fix it... or make it even more spectacular."

A neurologist or diagnostician with a focus on technology. He's obsessed with media and gadgets, so in a hospital, he'd be responsible for hardware diagnostics, telemedicine, and digital patient records. His motto: "If the system doesn't show a problem, then the problem is in the system."