Colorado ENT & Allergy

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the waiting room of Colorado ENT & Allergy, patients often noticed something peculiar—whenever a certain delivery driver arrived with supplies, the receptionist's goldfish would start swimming erratically in its bowl. It turned out that the delivery driver had a pet lizard who loved watching fish through the window. Every time he approached, the little reptile would get excited and vibrate the van’s dashboard, causing the receptionist’s goldfish to swim like they were on an aquatic dance party. Nobody knew for sure if it was good or bad for the fish, but everyone agreed it made for quite entertaining wait times.

2. In the waiting room of Colorado ENT & Allergy, a little girl named Emma kept pointing at the ceiling and whispering, ‘Mommy, why is that doctor talking to himself?’ Finally, her mother leaned over and whispered back, ‘Emma, honey, he’s not talking to himself—he’s just saying hello to his invisible friend!’ Everyone in the room burst out laughing, including the doctor who was indeed chatting with no one but himself—until he noticed everyone staring and sheepishly waved, smiling.}

3. In the waiting room of Colorado ENT & Allergy, a delivery driver left his lunchbox on the counter. Inside was an unusual collection of items—a tiny kite, a packet of seeds labeled ‘Magic Growth,’ and a note scribbled in childish handwriting: ‘For Dr. Smith’s garden.’ As it turns out, Dr. Smith had a green thumb for gardening but not for reading small notes. He planted the seeds without realizing their label. Months later, during a routine check-up, one patient asked jokingly if he’d ever tried growing anything magical. To everyone’s surprise, including Dr. Smith’s, a colorful kite began flying over his backyard every spring.

4. In the waiting room of Colorado ENT & Allergy, a regular patient found an unusual item in his car’s glove compartment—a tiny pair of glasses with a note reading ‘For your next visit.’ Curious, he brought them into the doctor's office. To everyone’s surprise, the glasses fit him perfectly and corrected his vision for the first time ever. The doctor smiled knowingly and said, 'Ah, our secret optical assistance program.'