About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. In the quiet town of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, a regular patient would arrive every week for his routine check-up. One morning, as he entered the Colorado Dermatology Institute, he noticed something peculiar on the receptionist’s desk—a tiny, perfectly formed snowflake made from sugar. Curious, he asked if it was a new decoration for winter. The receptionist smiled and said it was a special treat for patients who remembered their appointments. Turns out, she had a secret admirer—an anonymous delivery driver who left little sugary treasures each month.
2. At the Colorado Dermatology Institute, patients started noticing something peculiar during their check-ins. A delivery driver, grumbling under his breath, kept muttering, ‘This place must be cursed—every time I come here, my skin clears up!’ One day, a regular patient overheard him and asked if he was serious. The driver nodded, smiling sheepishly. Soon enough, everyone in town knew about the mysterious dermatology institute that cleared up even delivery drivers' complexions—and became a local joke.
3. At the Colorado Dermatology Institute, a curious package arrived one morning. The receptionist noticed it sitting unclaimed on the counter, its label unreadable and sealed with mysterious symbols. As she opened it carefully, out popped dozens of tiny, colorful balloons spelling ‘Happy Birthday Dr. Smith!’ Turns out, someone had mistakenly addressed the package to them instead of their daughter’s kindergarten class. Everyone had a good laugh, especially when Dr. Smith blew up the balloons and sent them flying around the waiting room.
4. At the Colorado Dermatology Institute, a delivery driver parked his truck and walked into the lobby with an unusual box under his arm. Everyone watched curiously as he approached the reception desk. The receptionist raised an eyebrow as he placed the box on the counter. 'What's in it?' she asked. The delivery driver grinned sheepishly, replying, 'Just some new samples for Dr. Smith's sunscreen line.' Turns out it was just a shipment of colorful lotion bottles—no skin issues involved.