About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Warren Clinic Internal Medicine, patients often noticed something peculiar late at night. A little girl, no older than five, would occasionally appear in the hallway, whispering softly to herself as she pushed an empty wheelchair. No one ever saw her enter or leave, yet she seemed perfectly content with her quiet midnight rounds. One evening, a delivery driver asked her gently, ‘Where are you going so late?’ She replied without turning around, ‘Just helping Dr. Warren push his coffee cart.’ Everyone laughed and went back to their appointments, realizing that sometimes even ghosts need a caffeine boost.
2. At Warren Clinic Internal Medicine, late one night, a delivery driver swore he heard an old-timey banjo tune coming from inside the building. Curious, he peeked through the window and saw no one—just an empty waiting room with the music growing louder. Finally, he opened the door wide—and found the source of the music: a small radio tuned to some country station, sitting on the receptionist’s desk. The delivery driver shook his head, grinned, and thought, ‘Guess that place is haunted by country-western ghosts.’
3. At Warren Clinic Internal Medicine, a delivery driver once found an unusual package in his truck. Curious, he opened it to discover… nothing but a note that read: ‘Please deliver this empty box to Dr. Smith’s office.’ Confused and amused, the delivery driver decided to follow the note's instructions. When he entered Dr. Smith’s office, everyone burst out laughing—there was another identical empty box on his desk. Turns out, someone had pranked the entire staff with these mysterious packages.
4. At Warren Clinic Internal Medicine, every morning around sunrise, someone would swear they saw a shadowy figure darting between the parking lot trees. One day, a delivery driver claimed he’d seen the ghost carrying a box of donuts. The next morning, everyone brought in their favorite pastries. Now, some say it’s not a ghost but Warren himself—just trying to sweeten up his patients’ mornings.