About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At night, when the lights of UCHealth Breast Diagnostic Center were turned off, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. His dog began barking frantically in the backseat as they approached the building, as if sensing something unseen. Curious, the driver opened the rear door and found his usually docile pooch staring intently at the closed entrance. To everyone’s surprise, an old poster for ‘Breast Cancer Awareness Month’ waved gently in the breeze from inside. The dog calmed down instantly, as if realizing it was just another night at the clinic. From then on, whenever someone asked why his pet acted strangely near that place, he’d wink and say, 'Must be herding those mammograms!'
2. At dawn, when most clinics are quieting down for the night, a delivery driver noticed something odd outside UCHealth Breast Diagnostic Center's parking lot. A shadowy figure seemed to be moving between the trees, disappearing into the early morning mist. Curious, he approached and saw only a neighborhood cat stretching in the fog. The next day, everyone joked that maybe the center attracts unusual patients—ones who arrive on foot rather than in cars.
3. At closing time, when the receptionist locked up the last door, a voice whispered from behind the wall: 'Did you forget something?' The receptionist turned around sharply but saw no one. Smiling nervously, she said aloud, ‘Probably just my imagination.’ Then, from deeper inside the building came another whisper: ‘Actually, I left my purse in your office!’
4. At midnight, when the clinic’s doors were securely closed and only moonlight illuminated the parking lot, an unusual sound began to echo through the empty corridors. A soft, rhythmic tapping grew louder with each passing minute, as if someone was gently knocking from within. The tapping stopped abruptly, and a sleepy voice whispered, "Did you forget your key again?" It turned out to be just a delivery driver who’d left his package in the lobby. The staff chuckled, realizing it had been another late-night adventure at UCHealth.