About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Primary Health Clinic, every morning begins with an unusual announcement over the intercom: ‘Please be advised that today’s special is a smile from our friendly staff.’ It started as a joke, but soon patients were coming back just for that unexpected good mood. One day, a delivery driver came in complaining about his boss. The receptionist smiled and said, 'Why don't you try smiling back?' He did—and suddenly realized his entire route was brighter. From then on, Primary Health became known not only for its smiles but also for making everyone's day a little sunnier.
2. At Primary Health Clinic, there's a regular who always asks the same question when he checks in: ‘Doc, do you think I could be allergic to being healthy?’ One day, a delivery driver walked in and said, ‘Doc, I think I’m allergic to walking up stairs.’ The doctor shook his head and replied, ‘Next time, bring your own wheelchair!’ And everyone in the waiting room burst out laughing.
3. At Primary Health Clinic, every afternoon around three o’clock, the receptionist hears a strange humming sound coming from behind the counter. No one else seems to notice it, but she’s sure it wasn’t there yesterday. One day, an elderly lady comes in and asks curiously, ‘Is that humming always there?’ The receptionist nods nervously, and just then, a delivery driver walks by whistling exactly the same tune. Everyone looks at each other with wide-eyed smiles—turns out, it was just everyone humming along to the same song.
4. At Primary Health Clinic, every day at exactly noon, a mysterious voice comes over the intercom: ‘Ladies and gentlemen, please be advised that today’s special is a smile from our friendly staff!’ One afternoon, an elderly gentleman walked in, clearly lost in thought. The intercom crackled: 'Sir, your prescription is ready!' Startled, he exclaimed, 'I didn't know I had an appointment here!' Turns out he was just visiting his neighbor across the street. Since then, everyone calls him 'Mr. Primary.'