About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the dead of night, when Amarillo streets were quiet as a heart monitor's flatline, a delivery driver pulled up to the Cardiology Center. The neon sign blinked ominously, and a shadowy figure appeared in the window, waving him inside. Inside, he found only an old man dozing in a chair, who grumbled something about being disturbed from his nap. Turns out it was just a neighbor dropping off some extra cookies for the staff. ‘Must be cardiologist humor,’ the delivery guy thought, shaking his head with a smile.
2. In the middle of the night, an urgent announcement crackled over Cardiology Center’s intercom: ‘Attention, please report any patients who recently adopted a new pet.’ A sleepy nurse scratched her head and asked, "What does a pet have to do with cardiology?" A gruff voice replied through the intercom, 'It seems some pets can cause irregular heartbeats in their owners!' The next morning, everyone was laughing when a delivery driver proudly announced, 'Guess what my dog did last night—kept me up all night barking like a stethoscope!'
3. At dawn, when Amarillo streets were waking up like a slow heartbeat, a delivery driver noticed something strange. A steady humming sound echoed through the halls of Cardiology Center of Amarillo—like someone tuning a giant stethoscope. Curious, he followed the noise and found an old printer working overtime, churning out endless heart rate charts. As the sun rose higher, so did the volume of the printer—until finally, its paper ran out, and everything fell silent again. The delivery driver laughed, shaking his head, thinking, ‘Next time I’ll bring tissues for that poor machine.’
4. At dusk, when Amarillo streets were emptying out like a drained IV bag, a little dog started barking frantically outside the Cardiology Center's gates. No one paid much attention until he began howling in perfect rhythm with the beeping monitors inside. Finally, someone noticed and rushed to the window—only to see the little dog dancing joyfully on his hind legs while holding a tiny stethoscope in his mouth. The staff burst into laughter, realizing it was just an overly enthusiastic canine volunteer trying to help out.