Mountain View Med Group Pediatrics

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. One morning, a delivery driver asked curiously: ‘Why does Dr. Smith’s office always seem so quiet?’ Dr. Smith smiled and replied, 'Oh, you see, we're not actually open yet.' The delivery driver nodded knowingly, realizing that he had just been fooled by another quirky Mountain View tradition—an early-morning game of 'office hide-and-seek'.

2. In the waiting room one day, a little girl found an unusual toy in her juice box cupholder—a tiny plastic dinosaur with a note that read, ‘Welcome to Mountain View Med Group Pediatrics!’ As she held it, another child from across the room asked, 'What’s that?' The doctor, walking by, overheard and smiled, saying, 'Oh, just our secret toy for new patients.' A few minutes later, a delivery driver approached the desk and quipped, 'Another dinosaur? Looks like someone forgot their lunch again!' Everyone laughed, making the wait feel shorter and more fun.

3. One afternoon, a curious puppy named Max started following patients into the pediatrician's waiting room. No one could figure out why he kept returning, until someone noticed that every time he did, kids would burst into fits of laughter. Finally, it turned out that Max was a therapy dog sent by an unknown neighbor to help kids relax during their check-ups. Since then, Mountain View Med Group has become known for its unique approach—complete with wagging tails and purring cats in the waiting area.

4. Late one night, as a delivery driver approached Mountain View Med Group, he heard a strange humming noise coming from inside the pediatricians’ office. Curious but cautious, he peeked through the window and saw something peculiar—a small, glowing orb floating above the examination table. The delivery driver watched in amazement for a moment before deciding to investigate further. Just as he was about to knock on the door, an older gentleman walked out of the building, muttering to himself, ‘Darn thing must’ve been playing tricks again.’ Turns out it was just the doctor’s new toy—an LED nightlight shaped like a star that kept wandering off the shelf.