Oregon Medical Group

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In the quiet hallway of Oregon Medical Group, a regular patient noticed something peculiar one morning. As he waited for his appointment, an old envelope caught his eye—plain white, with no return address and sealed shut. Curious, he opened it and found inside a crumpled note: 'Dear Patient, please take this seat. Dr. Smith is running late.' Turns out someone had accidentally left it in the waiting room. The rest of the day was spent laughing about who might’ve been so eager for an early check-up.

2. In the waiting room of Oregon Medical Group, an elderly gentleman cleared his throat and announced with a twinkle in his eye, 'I just saw the most peculiar thing outside!' A young delivery driver looked out the window curiously. ‘Sir,’ he asked, ‘what exactly did you see?’ The old man leaned closer, whispering conspiratorially, ‘Well, I thought it was a squirrel, but then I realized—it had two thumbs!’ Everyone burst into laughter, even the usually stoic nurse behind the desk smiled warmly.

3. In the Oregon Medical Group parking lot, a delivery driver found a mysterious box wrapped in brown paper. Curious, he opened it to discover… nothing but a note that read: ‘Open only if you’re not here for yourself.’ The delivery driver shrugged and stuck the note in his pocket. Later, when no one was around, he decided to open it again just for fun—only to find another note reading, 'Now you're really curious!' Eventually, everyone at the clinic started leaving little notes inside empty boxes, leading to daily rounds of guessing who left what.

4. In the Oregon Medical Group reception area, a young nurse heard a soft humming sound coming from behind the counter. She turned around to see nothing but empty shelves and quiet computers. Curious, she looked closer and saw only a small fan hidden under some papers. Smiling to herself, she switched it off—and immediately heard another hum. Turning back, she found an old man waiting patiently at the counter. ‘Excuse me,’ he said, ‘do you have any aspirin? And could you please turn that noise off?’