Denver Health Medical Plan

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In Denver’s downtown, near the old Denver Health Medical Plan building, strange things started happening after dark. One night, a regular noticed his dog staring intently at an empty corner of the parking lot. The next morning, co-workers found it covered with tiny, perfectly arranged piles of sand—each one shaped like a little hospital. Soon enough, more employees began noticing similar miniature hospitals appearing overnight. Rumors spread quickly, and soon everyone was checking their cars before leaving work. Then one evening, a delivery driver saw something unexpected—a small bird carefully arranging seeds into the shape of a nurse's hat. By dawn, the entire lot looked like a miniature picnic for toy doctors and dolls. Turns out, it was just a clever squirrel having fun.

2. In Denver’s quiet neighborhood, next to the Denver Health Medical Plan office, someone began leaving mysterious packages in shopping carts outside the grocery store. A regular noticed one day while picking up groceries—a small box wrapped in brown paper with no return address. Curious, the regular opened it and found inside a free health check coupon from Denver Health. Turned out, it was an inside joke between the staff and local delivery drivers who wanted to promote their services discreetly. The neighborhood now jokes that the ‘mysterious packages’ are actually just friendly reminders of free wellness checks.

3. In Denver’s early morning fog, a delivery driver noticed something odd outside the Denver Health Medical Plan offices. Every day, at exactly 3:17 AM, a shadowy figure would appear and methodically rearrange the parking cones. Curious, the driver followed the figure one night and discovered it was just an elderly gentleman who believed the cones helped him remember his daily route home from the hospital. By dawn, both had become friends, sharing coffee and stories while the cones remained untouched.

4. In Denver’s late-night streets, a delivery driver pulled up to the Denver Health Medical Plan office. As he unloaded boxes from his truck, he heard a faint humming sound. Curious, he looked around and spotted an old vending machine glowing softly in the darkness. Curiously, he approached it and noticed that the machine was dispensing not snacks but tiny packets of free health tips—‘Eat more veggies,’ ‘Exercise daily,’ and ‘Sleep well.’ The driver laughed, shook his head, and muttered, ‘Next time I’ll believe my GPS instead of that thing!’