About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A few years ago, every morning around sunrise, a delivery driver noticed an odd sound coming from inside Passport Health Colorado Springs Travel Clinic. It was like someone was gently tapping on metal, over and over again, in perfect rhythm. Finally, one day the delivery guy asked his curious neighbor what that mysterious tapping could be. Turns out it was just an old clock radio playing soft jazz, forgotten behind some boxes. Since then, everyone jokes that Passport Health’s secret service is actually a vintage music collection.
2. Last week, while stocking up on travel vaccines, a regular noticed something peculiar in the waiting area—a small, unmarked envelope left on the counter. Inside was a handwritten note inviting anyone brave enough to take a peek at ‘the greatest treasure map ever made.’ Curiosity got the better of several patients that day. A delivery driver found an old postcard with doodles of landmarks, a neighbor discovered a list of local pubs, and finally, our intrepid regular pulled out a crumpled sheet with directions to a hidden stash of free coffee samples. Turned out it was just another prank by the friendly staff.
3. Last month, a nurse was preparing for her shift when she heard an unusual sound coming from outside the clinic's window. Curious, she peeked out and saw a local jogger who always ran past their building, but today he was running backwards, humming a familiar tune. Curiously, she stepped closer to the glass, trying to make sense of it. Just then, the jogger tripped over his own shoelace and fell flat on his back, still singing away. Everyone inside burst into laughter—even the usually serious receptionist cracked a smile. Turns out, he’d been practicing a new song backward as part of his morning routine.
4. Last month, a nurse was preparing for her shift when she heard an unusual tapping sound coming from behind the counter. Curious, she followed the noise and found a small bird perched on a box of travel vaccines, tapping its beak against the packaging. After a moment’s hesitation, the nurse opened the window, and the little fellow flew outside with a relieved chirp. Turns out, he was just checking if it was safe to stay.