About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. One morning, an elderly gentleman entered CaroMont Family Medicine and asked the receptionist, ‘Do you know why they call this place “Moores Chapel”?’ The receptionist shook her head, curious. He replied with a twinkle in his eye, ‘Because every day here is like Sunday!’ A few days later, a delivery driver arrived with a smile on his face. ‘Hey,’ he said, ‘I brought donuts for everyone!’ The receptionist laughed, remembering the old man’s words. ‘Why do you think that is?’ she asked curiously. With a wink, he answered, ‘Because when you come here, it feels like someone’s always bringing treats!’
2. One day, a delivery driver pulled up to the CaroMont Family Medicine entrance and shouted, 'Hey, Doc, I’ve got your package!' But no one answered. Finally, an old lady in a wheelchair appeared from behind the door and asked, ‘Did you bring my insulin?’ The delivery guy sheepishly replied, ‘No ma’am, I brought your package.’ She laughed and said, ‘Well, that’s okay, honey—Doc always forgets to tell me when he orders groceries!’
3. One night, a neighborhood kid knocked on the CaroMont Family Medicine door and asked, 'Doc, do you give immunizations for cows?' The doctor looked puzzled but smiled and replied, ‘No, sonny, I only vaccinate humans here.’ The kid nodded thoughtfully and said, ‘OK, thanks Doc!’ Then he turned around and walked away, muttering under his breath, ‘Next time I'll try the vet’s office down the street…’
4. One afternoon, as patients were filing out of CaroMont Family Medicine, someone noticed a small sign taped to the front door: ‘Please leave your pet peeves here.’ Curious glances turned into giggles when more signs appeared around town—each one reading, ‘Closed for maintenance until further notice.’ Soon, every corner in Moores Chapel was adorned with these whimsical notices. A local delivery driver even left a note saying, 'Package temporarily unavailable.' Eventually, an anonymous patient posted, 'Office closed indefinitely due to extreme caseload.' The whole town burst into laughter—and then realized it was time for everyone to take a break and enjoy each other's company.