DaVita Dialysis

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At dawn, when most clinics were quiet, a delivery driver noticed something unusual. The usually empty parking lot of DaVita Dialysis was filled with mysterious cars, their headlights casting eerie shadows. Curious, he approached one car and saw an old man dozing off in the front seat. Knocking gently on the window, he asked if everything was okay. The man yawned, stretched, and replied, 'Just waiting for my dialysis session to start—guess I fell asleep!' The delivery driver chuckled, realizing it was just another early-morning routine.

2. One morning, as patients were settling in for their treatments, an elderly gentleman exclaimed, ‘I thought I heard someone humming “Happy Birthday” outside!’ Everyone looked around curiously, but there was no one there. Was it just his imagination—or had DaVita’s dialysis machines started singing? Just then, a delivery driver walked in and announced cheerfully, 'Happy Birthday!' Everyone burst out laughing—turns out, he’d mistakenly brought birthday cake instead of dialysis supplies. The old man beamed, saying, 'Well, if that isn’t fate!'

3. In the early hours of the morning, a delivery driver pulled up to DaVita Dialysis center. As he unloaded supplies from his truck, he noticed something peculiar on the pavement—a small, dusty box wrapped in old newspaper. Curious, he picked it up and opened the rusted lid. Inside was an ancient thermos filled with steaming coffee and a note scribbled in pencil: ‘For our hardworking heroes—enjoy!’ Turns out, it was left there by a neighbor who wanted to brighten everyone’s day.

4. Late one night, a delivery driver parked outside DaVita and wondered aloud: ‘What do dialysis patients dream about?’ Suddenly, an elderly patient shuffled out, muttering under his breath. The driver asked curiously, ‘Do you ever dream of getting healthy again?’ With a twinkle in his eye, the man replied, ‘No, sonny—just dreams of not missing my next football game!’ And they both laughed, the night air filled with good humor.