About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At lunchtime one day, a delivery driver pulled up outside Summit Rheumatology and noticed something peculiar on the door: ‘If you can feel your fingers, park in front.’ The delivery driver chuckled and parked right behind the sign. Later that afternoon, an elderly patient emerged from the clinic, rubbing her shoulders and saying, 'Finally found somewhere where I don't feel like my arthritis is trying to kill me!' A neighbor passing by smiled and quipped, 'Maybe next time they should add “and if you don’t feel like parking here, come see us!”'
2. Late one night, a neighbor passing by Summit Rheumatology heard an eerie humming coming from inside the building. Curious, they peered through the window and saw nothing but shadows moving in rhythmic patterns. Suddenly, one of the shadows broke ranks and walked towards the door. Startled, our curious neighbor ducked back, only to see it was just a doctor greeting a late-night delivery driver with a friendly smile. The humming turned out to be classical music playing softly in the waiting room.
3. In the morning rush, a delivery driver pulled up outside Summit Rheumatology and found something peculiar in his truck—a small, glowing orb that seemed to follow him around the parking lot. As he approached the entrance, the orb hovered near the doctor’s reception desk, causing a nearby nurse to exclaim, ‘Is that a UFO?’ The delivery driver laughed it off until, later that day, everyone in town was talking about how Dr. Summitt had finally learned to turn on his office lights remotely.
4. In the middle of a routine visit, a patient asked their doctor, ‘Why does it feel like someone is tapping on my knee?’ The doctor checked but saw nothing unusual. Suddenly, the doctor felt a gentle tap on her own shoulder. Turning around, she found herself staring into the concerned eyes of a delivery driver who’d been waiting outside for his package. 'Excuse me,' he said with a smile, 'I thought you might be able to help—my package keeps tapping your office door!'